Ebrahim Moosa - Opinion | 16 October 2017 There has justifiably been an eruption of outrage in South Africa over ‘state-capture,’ directed at both the opportunistic familial magnates looting the state, as well as the civil servants and enterprises enabling their corruption. Of late, even a handful of multinational corporations have become fair game for rebuke and calls for retribution. Included amongst these are accountants KPMG, public relations firm Bell Pottinger, consultancy McKinsey & Co....

Ebrahim Moosa - Radio Islam International | 15 October 2015   A vivid read from The Guardian last week revealed in shocking detail the modus operandi of the CIA in dispatching operatives to attend academic conferences, for vested interests, and even the staging of outwardly reputable academic conferences of the agency’s own. The article was an edited excerpt from the book,Spy Schools: How the CIA, FBI, and Foreign Intelligence Secretly Exploit America’s Universities. In it, author Daniel...

Yusuf Omar - Analysis | 12 October 2017 The North Gauteng High Court found that the death of anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Timol amounted to murder. The case was reopened after the family found new evidence that proved that Timol did not commit suicide, but instead died in police custody in 1971. The judge found that the now deceased security policemen, Captains Hans Gloy and Faan van Niekerk, had not only brutally tortured him, but also murdered him with intent in the form of dolus...