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Jerome Cornelius
Verified
Cape Town
Beats
Crime, Human interest, Political, Good news stories
Content
By Jerome Cornelius Verified| The Rand Daily Mail Verified BL PREMIUM 17 February 2016 - 16:21 Jerome Cornelius ESKOM chief executive officer Brian Molefe helped bail several University of Cape Town (UCT) students out of jail on Wednesday following his son Thumi Molefe’s arrest for malicious damage to property"I am here as a parent to support my son. I have no opinion of the protests.
By Tanya Farber Verified, Jerome Cornelius Verified, Reitumetse Pitso| TimesLIVE Verified There is growing discomfort with the way neighbourhood watch members use race to profile people they deem "suspicious". A Facebook spat between residents of Harfield Village, a middle-class neighbourhood in Cape Town's southern suburbs, revealed that many were approaching black people and asking them what they were doing there. One resident had made a citizen's arrest of someone he found suspicious, but police released the man for lack of evidence.
By Jerome Cornelius Verified| The Rand Daily Mail Verified BL PREMIUM 17 February 2016 - 16:21 Jerome Cornelius ESKOM chief executive officer Brian Molefe helped bail several University of Cape Town (UCT) students out of jail on Wednesday following his son Thumi Molefe’s arrest for malicious damage to property"I am here as a parent to support my son. I have no opinion of the protests.
Company Info
The Sunday Times is South Africa's largest and most influential Sunday newspaper, established in 1906 and owned by Arena Holdings. It is known for its investigative journalism, authoritative political coverage, and diverse lifestyle content, making it a leading weekly publication in the country. With a readership of 3.7 million and a circulation of 283,360, the Sunday Times has the highest readership among weekly newspapers in South Africa. It attracts a trusted audience, with 85% of readers trusting the companies that advertise in its pages. The newspaper also has a strong online presence, with 3.5 million unique users and 21 million page impressions monthly. The Sunday Times offers award-winning journalism and lifestyle sections that cover entertainment, health, and social issues. Its digital platform, TimesLIVE, provides breaking news and multimedia content, while its historical archives offer access to over a century of coverage. The newspaper is recognized for its journalistic excellence and is distributed nationwide, ensuring a broad regional influence.
Pretoria, South Africa, South Africa
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Founded: 2009