How Mirror Trading International CEO Johann Steynberg got caught — and what happens next: MTI founder and CEO Johann Steynberg was allegedly living it up with imported cars, a jet, and a new girlfriend in Brazil after leaving his wife and kids behind when he fled South Africa in December 2020. – MyBroadband
South African stocks to watch in 2022: Sasol, Naspers and Capitec are some of the big names that have been selected by a variety of South African fund managers as their preferred stock picks on the JSE for 2022. – MyBroadband
Beware fake Takealot scams on Facebook: If a deal on Facebook is too good to be true, it’s very likely a scam. But that didn’t stop numerous South Africans from falling for fake Takealot offers this festive season. – MyBroadband
South African filmmaker threatens movie pirate with police: A film producer has come out guns blazing against the pirating of locally-made movies, but he might find it difficult to have South Africans who downloaded illegal copies of his films charged with theft. – MyBroadband
Mirror Trading International CEO Johann Steynberg arrested: The Hawks have confirmed that Johann Steynberg was arrested in Brazil. – MyBroadband
Google could be banned from importing its devices to the US: Sonos Inc. rose in late trading after it won a U.S. trade agency ruling that will limit the imports of some phones, laptops and speakers made overseas by Alphabet Inc.’s Google, though Google says the order will have no impact. – MyBroadband
Why investors who follow the big money win: Amidst the deluge of often conflicting messages, how can a new investor differentiate between media hype and information that should define their investment strategy? – MyBroadband
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