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Aziz Hartley
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Journalist, Cape Times South Africa
Cape Town
Beats
Technology, Legal Tech , Asset Management , Iso27001, Cyber Security , Start Ups, Artificial Intelligence , Information Security, Data Privacy
fashion, craft
Content
By Aziz Hartley Verified| The Sunday Independent (South Africa) Verified Aziz Hartley is the Editor-in-Chief of Independent Media. Picture: Ian Landsberg / Independent NewspapersPublished 4m ago | Published 4m agoIn a recent opinion on Daily Maverick, Ismail Lagardien reflects on journalism and missed truths. In his heavy prose designed to impress for its supposed academic prowess, Lagardien is light on fact and heavy on the very thing he attempts to create diversion for – bias, as the tone is overly critical and implies a predisposition towards a particular viewpoint.
By Aziz Hartley Verified| Cape Times South Africa Verified The logos of Absa, Standard Bank and First National Bank adorn buildings in Cape Town. These three financial institutions, along with Nedbank, stopped doing business with the Gupta family. Picture: Mike HutchingsPublished 5m ago | Published 5m agoIN THE realm of law and justice, Aristotle’s timeless aphorism that, “The law is reason free from passion” stands as a guiding light, urging us to uphold the principles of impartiality, fairness and rationality.
By Aziz Hartley Verified| The Sunday Independent (South Africa) Verified Aziz Hartley is the Editor-in-Chief of Independent Media. Picture: Ian Landsberg / Independent NewspapersPublished 4m ago | Published 4m agoIn a recent opinion on Daily Maverick, Ismail Lagardien reflects on journalism and missed truths. In his heavy prose designed to impress for its supposed academic prowess, Lagardien is light on fact and heavy on the very thing he attempts to create diversion for – bias, as the tone is overly critical and implies a predisposition towards a particular viewpoint.
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Cape Times South Africa