The sentence, stiffer than the 25 years in prison that prosecutors had sought, caps a long downfall for the 55-year-old former superstar.
The Money Show talks to Mamello Matikinca-Ngwenya (Chief Economist, FNB SA) about the FNB/BER Consumer Confidence Index for Q2.
The CEO of the festival said they’ve made contingency plans to ensure that load shedding does not ruin the event.
Refilwe Moloto spoke to plastic and reconstructive surgeon specialising in gender affirmative surgery, Dr Kevin Adams, about the complexities and issues of trans people seeking gender-affirming surgery in the country.
John Maytham speaks to attorney and partner at Hahn & Hahn Attorneys, Janusz Luterek, about the Department of Agriculture’s problem with the potential confusion over plant-based product names.
Pippa Hudson speaks to conservationists and authors, Chris and Mathilde Stuart, about their experiences travelling through sub-Saharan Africa.
The move comes as Sony looks to compete for a share of the gaming peripherals market, valued at $3.88 billion globally in 2019 according to Grand View Research.
Refilwe Moloto spoke to Dawie Nel – director of OUT – which works to eradicate LGBTQI+ hate crimes and discrimination while assisting and supporting victims.
Prosecutors have urged the court to put the ‘I Believe I Can Fly’ artist behind bars for at least 25 years, saying he still “poses a serious danger to the public.”
