EFF open to joining hands with ANC, only if they fight against corruption
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SpaceX vows manned flight to space station is on track
Tech magnate Elon Musk’s SpaceX vowed Monday to send its first astronauts into orbit on schedule next year — part of a drive to restore America’s dominance of the space race. Gwynne Shotwell, the aerospace manufacturer’s president, told journalists in Los Angeles an unmanned flight to the International Space Station in November would pave the... Read More
Expropriation without compensation and its discontent
We should acknowledge that the current social arrangement in South Africa is an outcome of an ugly history of dispossession. It is this social history that enabled the propertied class today – the white minority – to thrive, while creating a vicious cycle of poverty among the black majority. Land expropriation without compensation has thrown... Read More
Ten irrefutable laws of economic success
The heart of our economic problem is this: two few people work, because there are too few jobs available, because there are too few companies to hire workers, because there is too little investment taking place, because there is too little prospect of return on investment (either for the individual or from the state), and... Read More
Reflections on #FeesMustFall in the wake of the passing of Prof Bongani Mayosi
The story of the experiences of the late Professor Bongani Mayosi at the hands of student activists at UCT – which, according to the Sunday Times of 5 August 2018, his sister called “the vandalisation of his soul by the #FeesMustFall students” – has reopened deep wounds which have not fully healed. Apart from Mayosi’s... Read More
People working the land: The Solms-Delta way, or, How Not to do Land Reform
Front page of Solms-Delta website Workers of the wine farm Solms-Delta are left treading the grapes of wrath as the estate sinks towards liquidation after more than R65-million of government funding and hollow trusts. It is a twisting tale of land reform that splices together elite capture and officialdom’s predilection for simply ticking the boxes,... Read More
🇪🇺 EU policies to blame for higher number of deaths at sea: Amnesty | Al Jazeera English
A report by Amnesty International says over 700 refugees and migrants died crossing the Mediterranean Sea in June and July this year. This is an increase over the same period last year, despite a drop in the number of people attempting the perilous journey. Al Jazeera’s Sonia Gallego reports. – Subscribe to our channel: http://aje.io/AJSubscribe... Read MoreMenar Holding embarks on a Richards Bay shopping spree
File Image: Supplied JOHANNESBURG – Mining investment company Menar Holding has set its sights on the ultimate prize – the Richards Bay coal terminal (RBCT) – as it embarks on a shopping spree for a 70percent stake in Kangra Coal from Madrid-listed Gas Natural Fenosa (GNF) for$28million (R392.8m). Kangra Coal, which owns assets in Mpumalanga... Read More