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Communications and Digital Technologies Committee chairperson Khusela Sangoni says their roundtable on podcasting is not intended to stifle the sector. She says some podcasting platforms have grown to be more than TV and radio stations and now have a responsibility.
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I hope we see the same level of support throughout the year
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Mswenko Boys are promoted to the #BetwayPrem!
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Watch South Africa 🇿🇦 storm to GOLD in the men’s 4x100m at the World Relays in 37.61s!!🥇
First African team ever to win the 4x100m.
🥈 USA 🇺🇸 - 37.66
🥉 Canada 🇨🇦 - 38.11
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Did they announce this on that interview? @kanjuo
Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi has been announced as the new host of #PowerTalk
“I don’t know” 😳
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amaBhungane profiled the woman who brought down Speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula – and the turmoil she’s caused inside the National Prosecuting Authority. Includes revealing footage of NDPP Shamila Batohi struggling to explain how Nombasa Ntsondwa-Ndhlovu flipped from prime accused to star witness.
The other side of the corruption coin
WHITE EXECUTIVES CHEAT BEE LAWS
A court has ruled against six former white executives of Dimension Data, who created an illegal scheme to take control of a R1.4-billion property deal meant for Black Economic Empowerment (BEE).
The executives, including co-founders Jeremy Ord and Bruce Watson, were found to have secretly manipulated the sale of the Bryanston campus to benefit themselves, rather than empowering Black businesses as intended.
Judge Denise Fisher criticised their actions as "brazen and dishonest." The court declared the sale void and ordered the property returned to Dimension Data. The company plans to pursue further legal action against the executives to declare them delinquent directors and recover damages.
(Pictured—Jeremy Ord & Bruce Watson, Dimension Data co-founders)
Damn!!! Life comes at you at fast sometimes.
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2 police officers caught trying to plant drugs on the vehicle by the driver ,always record
Oscar mbo Paul Mashatile MacG #RIPTitoMboweni Chidimma Kaizer Chiefs #Amakhosi4Life Gwade Minister of Labour #riptito
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🇺🇲 Journalist got fed up and confronts state spokesperson on immoral U.S. behavior!
"We're sick of this bull**it, you're risking a nuclear war in Ukraine and abetting geno**de in Gaza"
Stellies coach wasted 85 minutes with De Jong. He was a passenger in that midfield. Stellies was playing with -1 player in the midfield. He doesn’t deserve a starting berth in this team #MTN8Final
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Six suspects apprehended for R400 million Eskom and Sasol tender fraud scheme
Six suspects have been apprehended by the Hawks for their alleged involvement in a R400 million fraud scheme connected to tenders at Eskom and Sasol dating back to 2017. The accused, namely Mark Smith (61), Alex Roditis (45), Vanessa Chungu (43), Raymond Crozier (62), Guy Le Roux (56), and Ronald Hoy, are facing charges related to falsifying financial records, presenting fictitious shareholder agreements, and partaking in fronting practices that contravene the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Act.
Implicated companies in the scandal include NJM Treatment and NDE Services, Dasmar Engineering, and Thermo Jet. Following their appearance in the Palm Ridge Magistrate’s Court, the suspects were granted bail set at R20,000 each. The Hawks have disclosed that the accused admitted to providing fraudulent information to Eskom and Sasol, resulting in the termination of NJM's services.
A Hawks spokesperson stated that the potential financial loss to both entities surpassed R400 million. The case has now been adjourned to November 29 for the purpose of disclosing docket contents as the investigation proceeds to uncover the full extent of the fraudulent activities and the complicity of the arrested individuals in defrauding Eskom and Sasol.
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A controversial chief financial officer fired by an Eastern Cape municipality in 2016 and axed again for gross misconduct after being charged with dishonesty, fraud and corruption by a KwaZulu-Natal development agency, has been appointed to the same pos... dispatchlive.co.za/politics/…
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Ian Carroll's breakdown of the three tiers of conspiracy was absolutely brilliant. I never thought of it like this before.
Here's his response when I asked him, "What is 'The Big Conspiracy'?"
Follow him @Cancelcloco
How do you expect an American to advocate for Africa to develop itself autonomously. He’s obviously going to say we need the West’s money. #powerbusiness


























