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Guptas ‘effectively free’ as UAE stalls their extradition
The brothers will probably never face any charges in SA because Dubai ‘has little interest’ in extraditing them and their cronies.
The extradition case against the Gupta brothers, Ajay, Atul and Rajesh, wanted in South Africa to stand trial on charges related to state capture, might be a waste of time, according to a legal expert, because there is no incentive for the United Arab Emirates to hand them over.
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Columnists
The no-hope Olympic team might not be so bad after all
With the 2020 domestic season barely off the ground,there is a whole lot more to smile about.
Business
Youth joblessness to persist due to stagnant economy, wrong skills
Government should consider revamping the entire education system to cater for industry needs, economist Professor Bonke Dumisa said.
Local News
Greater Letaba council recoups over R1m it ‘mistakenly paid’
A case of fraud with the Hawks over the irregular payment is still under investigation.
Editorials
Women’s Proteas light up the doom and gloom
People in this country still do not accord women’s cricket the respect and support they deserve.
Editorials
The DA must work on being a voice
Interim leader John Steenhuisen has acknowledged frankly that the party has fallen out of favour with voters (both black and white).
Columns
Julius ‘Radio Malema’ fell victim to his own tactics
Malema was no victim, it was just his chickens coming home to roost. And, sadly, women became collateral damage.
Columns
About 5m of us set to be held at budget-point
In fact, this robbery has become in institution, taking place every year around this time.
Government
Cosatu, academic cautiously optimistic about Mboweni’s budget
‘If the right strategic decisions are made, 2020 might just be the year in which the seeds of a moderate recovery are planted,’ US professor Andre Roux said.
Society
Hunger-strike dad a step closer to seeing his kids
After 11 days of camping outside the social development department’s head office in Pretoria, Solomon Mondlane finally met its officials yesterday.
Health
15 hospitals, 48 staff ‘did forced sterilisation of HIV+ women’
Most of the doctors and staff involved in coercing or forcing patients to agree to sterilisation were motivated by personal reasons, the report said.
Opinion
Why not ‘colour outside the law’ for the benefit of the country?
We know that South African politicians have a fantastic ability to colour outside of the law in various shades of grey, whenever there is the potential to benefit themselves. If we can’t share in these ill-gotten gains, could we at least benefit from that skill of theirs?
State Capture
Guptas ‘effectively free’ as UAE stalls their extradition
The brothers will probably never face any charges in SA because Dubai ‘has little interest’ in extraditing them and their cronies.
Columns
About 5m of us set to be held at budget-point
In fact, this robbery has become in institution, taking place every year around this time.
Local News
Greater Letaba council recoups over R1m it ‘mistakenly paid’
A case of fraud with the Hawks over the irregular payment is still under investigation.
Society
Hunger-strike dad a step closer to seeing his kids
After 11 days of camping outside the social development department’s head office in Pretoria, Solomon Mondlane finally met its officials yesterday.
local soccer Gavin Hunt – I won’t watch the Soweto derby
Bidvest Wits coach Gavin Hunt says he will not be watching Saturday’s Soweto derby between Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs, joking the derby these days is for those who like “caviar, crayfish and sandwiches.”
Columnists
The no-hope Olympic team might not be so bad after all
With the 2020 domestic season barely off the ground,there is a whole lot more to smile about.
Relationships Why do relationships change after having a baby?
Moving from a family of two to a family of three (or more) can be challenging for anyone.
Cricket Proteas women gaining belief in pursuit of history
This South African side, on their day, can mix it with the world’s best.
World Boxing Wilder will reportedly seek rematch with Fury
He also says a miscalculation with his ring-walk costume proved costly in the first defeat of his career.
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Being a parent What you need to know about private school acceptance deposits
Business News Massmart CEO slates ‘ridiculous’ rent escalations
World WHO experts visit Chinese virus epicentre
Proteas Rabada and co shine at the death as gutsy Proteas level T20 series
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The no-hope Olympic team might not be so bad after all
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Wits stroll into Nedbank Cup quarterfinals
Bidvest Wits moved into the Nedbank Cup quarterfinals on Monday night with the easiest of victories over Chippa United at Bidvest Stadium.
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The no-hope Olympic team might not be so bad after all
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Why getting kids involved in sports at an early age is a good idea
Getting the kids involved in sports, especially from a young age, will do them well going into adulthood.
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Youth joblessness to persist due to stagnant economy, wrong skills
Government should consider revamping the entire education system to cater for industry needs, economist Professor Bonke Dumisa said.
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Women’s Proteas light up the doom and gloom
People in this country still do not accord women’s cricket the respect and support they deserve.
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Why do relationships change after having a baby?
Moving from a family of two to a family of three (or more) can be challenging for anyone.
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South African future possible for Kia pick-up, not so for Telluride
“While we would be keen to take a punt at (Telluride), maybe with next generation but for now, no”.
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Lesotho PM under pressure to resign over probe of estranged wife’s murder
The executive committee of his All Basotho Convention (ABC) party has asked him to leave office ‘immediately’ as it picked his possible replacement.
