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Top Private Banks & Wealth Managers 2023: Politics dims the outlook in SA

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By Janice Roberts Verified
| Financial Mail Verified
Survey shows that the mismanagement of the country and its resources has an overriding effect on financial decisions 29 June 2023 - 08:00 Wealth managers and their clients are becoming increasingly concerned about the rising levels of political risk, while the spiking costs of living are jeopardising retirement investments. This is intensifying the push to invest offshore.
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Yes, Hunter Biden is on the ballot Original

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By Bodi Williams, Janice Roberts Verified, Stephen MIller, Stephen Miller
| Washington Examiner Verified
Whenever Hunter Biden’s business or personal transgressions reappear, the political Left suggests that Hunter is simply the lowly son of President Joe Biden . That is to say, Hunter has no power over the president, either on personal matters or otherwise. However, as the revelations from a protected whistleblower and former IRS investigator have shown, Joe and Hunter Biden are intimately connected in some odd ways. Hunter is an intimate part of Joe’s presidency.
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The Supreme Court bollixes up redistricting Original

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By Bodi Williams, Janice Roberts Verified, Ginny Gentles, Jack Park
| Washington Examiner Verified
The Supreme Court’s decision in Allen v. Milligan last week, all but mandating that Alabama create a second majority-black district in its seven-member congressional plan, smacks of a discredited theory put forth in the 1990s round of redistricting . At that time, the Department of Justice, then in the hands of the Republican administration of George H. W. Bush, pushed aggressively for the creation of majority-black districts where possible.
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