‘Hate has no place in America’: Biden to sign anti-Asian hate crimes bill
President Joe Biden will sign legislation Thursday to address anti-Asian hate crimes that have increased during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Former contractor implicated in R745m Eskom fraud case due in court in London
Former Eskom contractor Michael Lomas is expected to make his second court appearance in London.
Steven Nathan on Vodacom’s drive into financial services
Steven Nathan joined the BizNews Power Hour to discuss Vodacom’s drive into financial services and the potential fate of incumbent banks.
Flash Briefing: DA wants Joburg mayor, EOH to face crime trial; Govt must take med scheme surpluses – health body
The Democratic Alliance says it will lay criminal charges against Joburg mayor Geoff Makhubo and IT company EOH for alleged corruption.
Financial manager arrested for allegedly defrauding employer of R17m
Financial manager arrested for allegedly defrauding employer of R17m
Trump says New York criminal probe is in ‘desperate search of a crime’
Former U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday attacked New York state’s attorney general for launching a criminal probe of his family business, saying he was “being unfairly attacked and abused.” “There is nothing more corrupt than an investigation that is in desperate search of a crime,” Trump said in a statement, adding that “we will…
Rajasthan suspends arrests for crimes punishable up to three years
Rajasthan suspends arrests for crimes punishable up to three years
‘Corrie’s brutal hate crime story was inspired by my beautiful girl’s murder’
Corrie fans were recently left reeling by the death of Seb Franklin after he and goth girlfriend Nina Lucas were set upon by gangs – but the shocking storyline was inspired by a real-life murder
Seed Money: Black Entrepreneurs Hope Pandemic Gardening Boom Will Grow Healthier Eating
Rapper DJ Cavem Moetavation is pushing beats and beets. A vegan, he’s selling seeds to encourage more people to eat healthier by growing their own food. His efforts are part of a national movement of Black-owned seed companies that merges pandemic-inspired gardening with efforts to expand healthier food options.
Brett Johns explains his decision to part ways with the UFC for Bellator: “They weren’t willing to pay the money”
Bantamweight Brett Johns explained his decision to part ways with the UFC for Bellator, saying that “they weren’t willing to pay the money.” Johns went 5-2 overall in the UFC from 2016 to 2020, and he finished off his run in the Octagon with back-to-back wins over Montel Jackson and Tony Gravely. He is a…