Marc Daniel Davies
Bloomberg
United Kingdom
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U.K. House Prices Jump Most Since 2004 Before Tax-Break Deadline
U.K. house prices grew at their fastest annual pace for more than 17 years in June as buyers rushed to seal deals in time to benefit from a government tax break. → Read More
Fed-Up Young Workers Fear They Need Offices to Save Their Careers
Fears of stunted careers and struggles with loneliness are driving many back to their desks. → Read More
U.K. Restaurants Hit With Chef Shortage as Indoor Dining Resumes
Low pay, long hours and Brexit pushed many hospitality workers into new careers. → Read More
Makhosi Khoza Retires From Politics, Just Months After New Party Formed
"I feel time has come for me to pursue... my bigger mission is beyond the confines of politics and political parties," Khoza wrote. → Read More
Dlamini-Zuma Deletes Tweet Blaming DA For North West Chaos: "Sorry, DA. I Was Hacked!"
The Minister in the Presidency later issued an apology, saying the tweet did not represent her views, claiming her account had been hacked. → Read More
Big Commonwealth Questions: Who Needs It? And What's It For?
Useless vestige of a shattered empire, or a global governance grouping with potential to change the game? → Read More
IN PICTURES: Chris Hani's Life, Murder And A Bloodied Nation On The Brink
Late South African Communist Party leader Chris Hani was assassinated 25 years ago on April 10 1993. → Read More
US Senators In SA Throw Subtle Shade On Trump's 'Sh*thole" Rant
"We hope for a positive future under your new president, Cyril Ramaphosa, as we both move towards elections in our countries." → Read More
Weekly Review: Gigaba’s Gupta Gaffe, Malema’s Mandela Bay Ultimatum, Zondo’s State Capture Slayers
This is your quick wrap of three of the biggest news and politics stories of the week that was. → Read More
Bathabile Dlamini For Women? What The Actual Hell, Say Tweeters
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced his new Cabinet on Monday evening. → Read More
'No Time To Celebrate Ramaphosa Election': Business Leadership SA
BLSA CEO Bonang Mohale believes President Ramaphosa has to call all hands on deck to avoid "collapse". → Read More
30 Stunning Snapshots From The Winter Olympics
Watch the Olympians flex. → Read More
Evidence Of State Capture The 'Tip Of The Iceberg' — Tribunal Panel
The People's Tribunal on Economic Crime concluded on Wednesday with preliminary findings from the panel. → Read More
Zuma And The Thales Of Arms Deal Graft: These Are Witness X's Allegations
The lawyer who once represented the French arms company, however, was reluctant to answer questions about his own alleged complicity in arms deal corruption. → Read More
Shocker: Jacob Zuma 'Used Eiffel Tower As Codeword To Take Bribe'
Ajay Sooklal is presenting evidence on arms deal corruption at the People's Tribunal on Economic Crime. → Read More
How They Lied To You: Apartheid's Murderous Arms Machine And The Bank That Cashed In (And Out)
Like a spy novel, dirty deals occurred in the back rooms of the very embassies that stood against apartheid, said a witness. → Read More
Apartheid Crimes: TRC Was 'Insufficient', Corporations Got Off Scot-Free, Says Witness
Multinationals need to be held accountable for "aiding and abetting" the apartheid regime, says a civil society representative at the People's Tribunal. → Read More
The Davos Wrap: Team SA's Winning 'Pilgrimage', And The 'Call To Globalise Compassion'
What have SA and the world gotten out of Davos? → Read More
Ratings Agencies' Concerns Already Dissipating, Says Eskom After Downgrade
Eskom would need to secure access to local and international debt markets if it is to meet its liquidity needs, Moody's said. → Read More
Ramaphosa Dismisses Fake-News Sites' BEE And Bitcoin Stories
The deputy president is the latest in a long line of local politicians to feature on notorious sites that make up lies and pretend they're news. → Read More