Podcast appearances and mentions of johan rupert

Six months ago, KwaZulu-Natal farmer Pete Keene came to BizNews with a warning nobody wanted to hear. His herd was a hundred percent infected with foot and mouth disease, the government's response had a zero percent chance of working, and the law wouldn't even let him reach for a needle and syringe. Today, a lot has changed on paper — the High Court struck down that law, the minister who defended it has been removed — but Pete's message is stark: the fire is still burning, and the real cost, a calving rate that crashed from ninety to thirty percent, won't fully show up until 2032. He never asked for a bailout. He asked to be heard. Also today: Johan Rupert sits on a R100bn cash pile after the cleanest exit in Remgro's history; the DA leads the ANC in by-elections nationally for the first time, then detonates a credibility bomb in the same week; and Business Unity SA walks away from the UIF after six years of being ignored.

Today on BizNews Newswrap, Lucienne Ferreira dives into Bitcoin's explosive new heights, fresh shifts in U.S. politics, and Johan Rupert's bold efforts to strengthen South Africa's trade ties. With insights on local corruption concerns, the BELA Bill controversy, and top moves in the SA stock market, this wrap has everything you need to stay ahead. Don't miss it!

SANCO in the Free State says it has noted with concern the alleged interference by Businessman, Johan Rupert in ANC internal affairs. This comes at the backdrop of leaked audio clips circulating on social media platforms, depicting a chaotic ANC NEC meeting marred by an exchange of insults and swear words. Speculation had been rife throughout the day YESTERDAY as reports indicated that the NEC meeting descended into chaos following a heated discussing over the stepping down of party secretary general, Ace Magashule. Free State SANCO chairperson, Gift Poli says the allegations of interference in the ANC confirm their long help view that the ANC has been infiltrated by what they term 'counter revolutionaries' masquerading as defenders of democracy.

We look at a summary of the interviews featured on Biznews this week. In the spotlight are: Pieter du Toit, the author of theThe Stellenbosch Mafia, provides interesting insights with his interviews with Johan Rupert and former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste; Forensic investigator Paul O'Sullivan says he won't rest until law firms and the companies that helped state capture come clean; Paul Hoffman from Accountability Now, says Parliament should hang its head in shame that they are allowing the Public Protector, Busi Mkhwebane to continue; CemAir's Miles van der Molen, a the victim of SA Express; and Amanda Maidman, an ice cream entrepreneur from Kwazulu-Natal who not only tries to perfect fabulous flavours; is also a firm supporter of Work4ALiving.

Vandag in die ateljee is Hermann Pretorius, Paul Maritz en Daniël Eloff, en die span bespreek die afgelope week se grootste nuusgebeure. In hierdie episode word daar gekyk na die omstredenheid rakende die magdom gebeure waar die Openbare Beskermer betrokke is, Floyd Shivambu se beweerde ontmoeting met Johan Rupert asook Johnny Clegg se afsterwe.Vir meer Podlitiek inhoud teken in op hierdie kanaal sodat jy nie 'n episode misloop nie! Podlitiek op iTunes ► https://tinyurl.com/podlitiekapplePodlitiek op Spotify ►https://tinyurl.com/y6mfuc5fPodlitiek op Castbox ► https://castbox.fm/channel/id1987877Podlitiek op SoundCloud ► https://soundcloud.com/podlitiek-podlitiekPodlitiek op YouTube ► https://www.youtube.com/c/PodlitiekPodlitiek op Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/podlitiek/ Podlitiek se webtuiste ► www.podmedia.org.za/podlitiek

In the 29th edition, we kick-off the show with the USP (Usual Suspects’ Perspective) segment. George W. H. Bush’s funeral was held in the United States of America and we look at the media coverage of the late President’s legacy. Last but not least, JR (not “my ni**a”, but Johan Rupert) was interviewed on Power987FM, a local South African talk radio station, and we dissect what the second richest man in South Africa had to say as the God of WMC (White Monopoly Capital).

CliffCentral.com — State Capture has dominated the South African socio-political landscape recently, culminating in an explosive report by the Public Protector outlining various cases of politicians being compromised by wealthy businesspeople. Others have argued that the focus on the Guptas and others is misplaced and should rather be directed at the looting of the state by a group of powerful businessmen referred to as the 'Stellenbosch Mafia' - people like Andile Mngxitama have insisted that individuals such as Johan Rupert need to be investigated. In this explosive show Andrew and Rori speak to Jan Bosman of the Afrikanerbond and political analyst Ralph Mathekga, to find out whether the Stellenbosch Mafia really exist and what their impact on the South African socio-political and economic landscape is.