‘The war has started’ – Gayton McKenzie
Mismanagement of the Joburg Art Gallery may be a thing of the past, if sport, arts and culture minister Gayton McKenzie has anything to…
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How the Joburg Property Company went rogue
The Johannesburg Property Company (JPC) is the Wild West of governance in the city. Which is saying something, given the dumpster fires that are…
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Let it not be said that, in South Africa, second chances aren’t abundant. Just look at our politicians: they’ve made an art out of failing…
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Last week I was a guest at Woolworths’ annual Christmas event in Cape Town. Once a year, the company rounds up media, influencers, clients…
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