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Financial advisor in R1m scandal; End of the runway for Mango: Today's top 7 stories

Financial advisor in R1m scandal; End of the runway for Mango: Today's top 7 stories

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'A relentless pattern of deception': Knysna financial advisor accused of fleecing clients
- A Knysna financial advisor, Richelle Kohn, is under investigation for allegedly defrauding over 30 people of more than R1 million by soliciting loans based on privileged client information.
- Two former clients have reported Kohn to the Ombud for Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services, accusing her of using her position to target them and others through a 'protracted and elaborate scheme'.
- Kohn admits to owing money and sharing confidential information but denies the scale of the debt and claims of malicious intent, attributing her actions to severe depression and irresponsible behaviour.
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KZN taxi association warns teachers to stop giving lifts to pupils, threatens impoundment
- The Klipriver Taxi Association in Ladysmith, KwaZulu-Natal, has warned teachers to stop giving pupils lifts and threatened to impound their vehicles.
- The provincial Department of Transport condemned the threats, stating that only law enforcement has the authority to regulate transport.
- The department is intervening through the Provincial Regulatory Entity to address the issue and work with the police.
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Top Cape Town lawyer's sex pest case to be heard in secret
- A prominent Cape Town lawyer will face a secret Legal Practice Council (LPC) disciplinary inquiry on Monday regarding allegations of sexual harassment made by two female lawyers.
- The LPC's decision to hold the inquiry in secret, shielding the accused lawyer from public scrutiny, has raised concerns and led to comparisons to similar cases.
- The accusations against the lawyer include inappropriate touching and sexually loaded comments made to the female lawyers when they were candidate attorneys between 2012 and 2018.
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End of the runway for Mango: Four years on, revival bid finally collapses
- A private investor's bid to take over Mango Airlines has failed after four years of business rescue.
- The business rescue practitioner now proposes a structured wind-down of the airline, which he believes will provide a better return for creditors than liquidation.
- The airline has R382.5 million in cash but faces over R3 billion in claims, with a structured wind-down potentially allowing creditors to recover a larger portion of their dues.
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ANALYSIS | The whiff of eau de ANC whipping up cynicism about the National Dialogue
- The National Convention, intended to kick off a National Dialogue, has been criticised for feeling like an ANC electioneering event and failing to offer meaningful substance.
- President Ramaphosa's involvement and the event's trappings of government authority raised concerns about whether it was truly a citizen-led process.
- The author questions Ramaphosa's posing of fundamental societal problems, given his long tenure in government, suggesting either ineptitude or a blame-shifting strategy.
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Bok injury crisis: Hammer blow as Kolisi ruled out, Eden Park dream in jeopardy
- Siya Kolisi, Pieter-Steph du Toit, Kurt-Lee Arendse and Edwill van der Merwe are injured and will miss the upcoming Rugby Championship match against Australia.
- Jesse Kriel will captain the Springboks against Australia in Cape Town in Kolisi's absence.
- Cheslin Kolbe and Damian de Allende are fit and available for selection for the match against Australia.
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