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Ten tips for aspiring entrepreneurs to avoid being fragment of the failure rate

16 February 2024 by Alan
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Interview with Zando’s CEO on Navigating The Future of Online Shopping in South Africa

Cape Town (South Africa): 22 January 2024: Zando.co.za, the leading e-commerce platform in South Africa, announces focus for 2024 under…

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“Here was a temporary solution. Parole would get Mofokeng and Mokoena out of jail as quickly as possible. Other details could be sorted out later. I accompanied Nyambi to Kroonstad jail at the end of October and remember that as he told Mofokeng and Mokoena the news—that they would be home for Christmas—smiles slowly but surely transformed the sombre, cautious expressions on their faces. Big problem: it was discovered in December, a full two months after the judgment was made, that the court order does not mention the NCCS at all. Consequently, the NCCS interpreted the court’s order as having removed the NCCS’s jurisdiction to deal with any lifers sentenced pre-1994. The members of the NCCS packed their briefcases and went home. No one knows why the judgment didn’t mention the NCCS; maybe the judge who wrote it, Justice Bess Nkabinde, simply didn’t know how the parole system operates; but eight of her fellow judges, the best in the land, found with her. The Mofokeng and Mokoena families, who are from ‘the poorest of the poor’, as the ANC likes to say, are distraught. But the rest—the law men, the politicians and the government ministers—well, quite frankly, they don’t seem to give a fig. Zuma has gone on holiday, to host his famous annual Christmas party for children. Mapisa-Nqakula has also gone on holiday. Mofokeng and Mokoena remain where they were put 17 years ago, despite not having committed any crime.”

~Jeremy Gordin

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