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SA News: Judge Dennis Davis: SA’s super rich likely not bitter over tax hike but …

27 February 2017 By admin

Judge Dennis Davis: SA's super rich likely not bitter over tax hike but …: Judge Davis said South Africa urgently needs a system of integrity and accountability. “We can’t have transformation without growth – we can’t have growth without transformation. Clearly the one cannot exist without the other. "However, we need ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Cricket: De … [Read more...] about SA News: Judge Dennis Davis: SA’s super rich likely not bitter over tax hike but …

Refugees in Africa faced bitter disappointments in 2016 | The Conversation

20 December 2016 By admin

Refugees in Africa faced bitter disappointments in 2016: Burundian refugees wait at the shores of Lake Tanganyika in Kagunga village in Kigoma region, western Tanzania. Reuters/StringerThis year, 471,000 refugees from the Central African Republic (CAR) voted in presidential elections. They voted even though most of them live in exile in Cameroon, the Republic of the Congo and … [Read more...] about Refugees in Africa faced bitter disappointments in 2016 | The Conversation

SA News: “Vivid, frank and starkly intimate”: Bitter Eden [Book review]

11 November 2016 By admin

“Vivid, frank and starkly intimate”: Bitter Eden [Book review]: He was brought to South Africa when he was three, orphaned when his parents died of ‘flu and was raised as John Charlton by Christian foster parents. At 17 he ran away from school and wrote his first novel Broken Earth, published by Hutchinson in London. Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Autumn international: … [Read more...] about SA News: “Vivid, frank and starkly intimate”: Bitter Eden [Book review]

How a project with good aims delivered bitter outcomes in Sierra Leone | The Conversation

8 January 2016 By admin

An excavator clears land for a palm oil plantation in southern Sierra Leone for a Lichtenstein-based a company. Such projects are criticised by some as 'land grabs'. Reuters/Simon Akam Reports about land-grabs in Africa often attack the corporations that stand to profit from such projects. But little is said of the international development banks that fund the projects. … [Read more...] about How a project with good aims delivered bitter outcomes in Sierra Leone | The Conversation

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