Monthly Archives: November 2024

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Thabi Leoka: When ambition crosses the line

The recent revelation about economist Thabi Leoka falsifying her PhD has sent shockwaves through South Africa’s corporate world. As a trusted advisor to the President and a board member of several listed companies, Leoka built a career on what turned out to be a lie. Earlier this year, President Cyril Ramaphosa fired the disgraced economist from his Presidential Economic Advisory Council.

Now, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) fined her R500,000 for misrepresenting her qualifications, raising serious concerns about her integrity and sending a strong message against fraudulent conduct.


 

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Rachel Kolisi revealed that she and her two kids travelled from Paris to London via a private jet

RACHEL KOLISI AND KIDS FLY FROM PARIS TO LONDON PRIVATE JET
Mom of two Rachel Kolisi previously revealed that she had taken her kids to Paris to get closure. Rachel has two kids – Nicholas (10) and Keziah (7) with Springboks captain Siya Kolisi. The pair announced their split in October.

Rachel revealed that she and the kids woke up early for a flight only to be told their booking did not go through at the airport and had to take a train to Paris. She has now revealed that they returned to London via a private jet. Take a look…


 

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A clip of Mia Le Roux at the Miss Universe has fuelled suspicions amongst South Africans.

A clip of Mia Le Roux preparing to show off her Miss Universe national costume just moments before she was expected to walk the runway at the preliminary show – which she failed to do – has fuelled suspicion.

The Miss SA queen withdrew from the pageant just one day before the finale over the weekend, citing “health concerns.”


 

 

 

 

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