Our daughter, Rachel, had her bone marrow transplant in March 2017. We celebrated her one-year anniversary - an incredible milestone - and we toasted her anonymous donor. And we continue to salute all the donors - who save lives and give the gift of hope. #SunflowerDay2018
The Sunday Times publishes an extract of Betrayal - my book on South African spies during the apartheid era. It's from the chapter on Dieter Gerhardt, who was a commodore in the South African Navy and was spying for Russia from 1963 to 1983.
Nothing highlights the beauty of community more than strangers from all walks of life coming together for a common goal. Change Agent, Jonathan Ancer, takes us back to the moments when he understood the true meaning of community.
In News24's special project, we look at what June 16 meant in 1976 — and what it means today. Through the voices of those who were there and those who inherited its legacy, we reflect on the uprising that helped bring apartheid to its knees. https://t.co/WhyRkdnRVa
Brilliant panel hosted by @jonathanancer at @KingsmeadBF this afternoon - Erin Torkelson on predatory welfare, Phuthuma Nhleko on Africa's invisible billions, and a question that its at the centre of #ItsAboutTyme: how do we re-engineer banking to bring about inclusion with impact? Probing questions and rich answers. #KingsmeadBF @StandardBank
Join Lester Kiewit and Jonathan Ancer as they discuss The Three Comma Club: How Billionaires Think, Act & Shape Our World!
Date: 21 May 2026
Time: 17:30 for 18:00
Venue: Book Lounge
RSVP: [email protected] or 063 961 6154
Join Gus Silber and Fiona Snyckers as they discuss The Three Comma Club: How BILLIONAIRES Think, Act & Shape Our World
Date: 14 May 2026
Time: 17:30 for 18:00
Venue: Love Books, Melville
RSVP: [email protected] or 011 726 7400
The epic finale to our Zootopia investigation. Will Disney come clean? File a lawsuit? Throw me in a dungeon deep inside the Magic Castle? https://t.co/304AGumgqw
I’m a huge fan of @iraglass (he is remarkable) but I was surprised to hear a) that he punched his boss three times and b) him compare himself to Nelson Mandela!
This week: Stories of high drama from America's workplaces — surprising, emotional places full of the greed, jealousy, and ambition of real politics. https://t.co/LPOxqLxF2y