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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | Our cabinet is incompetent, corrupt - Readers' response on Hersov's views - Vimarsana News

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR | Our cabinet is incompetent, corrupt - Readers' response on Hersov's views

An opinion piece written by Bruce Robertson on Rob Hersov's recent views has generated a mixed response from News24's readers. Robertson in his article, Rob Hersov, a graceless charlatan and patronising paper tiger, wrote that watching Hersov spewing bile without displaying an ounce of self-awareness was galling. Here is what readers wrote in response:

Source: news24.com
SA airports are not for sale: ACSA - Vimarsana News

SA airports are not for sale: ACSA

CEO Mpumi Mpofu re-iterated government's position after media reports that billionaire Rob Hersov had his eye on some of ACSA's regional airports.

Source: enca.com
OPINION | Bruce Robertson: Rob Hersov, a graceless charlatan and patronising paper tiger - Vimarsana News

OPINION | Bruce Robertson: Rob Hersov, a graceless charlatan and patronising paper tiger

Watching Rob Hersov on stage, mindlessly spewing bile without displaying an ounce of self-awareness, is galling, writes Bruce Robertson.

Source: news24.com
The BizNews Tribe has spoken: Enough is enough! - Vimarsana News

The BizNews Tribe has spoken: Enough is enough!

Members of the BizNews tribe saluted Rob Hersov's bravery for speaking the truth about corrupt power ruling South Africa.

Airports are not for sale, ACSA reiterates as it heads for recovery - Vimarsana News

Airports are not for sale, ACSA reiterates as it heads for recovery

Airports Company SA's results show a significant bump in revenue while narrowing its net loss to R1 billion - and it is adamant that its airports are not for sale.

Source: news24.com