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Judgement reserved in Moneyweb and Nova shareholder register case
Posted By: Ryk Van Niekerkon: March 07, 2016 In: News
The Supreme Court of Appeal has reserved judgement in the potentially precedent-setting case through which Moneyweb is seeking to access the shareholder registers of three companies related to the restructured Sharemax investment scheme.
The appeal was heard in Bloemfontein on Tuesday, nearly three years after Moneyweb journalist Julius Cobbett made the initial application in terms of Section 26(2) of the Companies Act, to access the shareholder registers of Nova Property Group, Frontier Asset Management and Investments and Centro Property Group.
These companies currently own and manage the properties of the failed Sharemax investment scheme, while an overwhelming number of the 33 000 Sharemax investors have lost their shareholder status and now own debentures linked to the properties.
Impact much wider than access to these shareholder registers
The SCA judgement may have a much wider relevance than the Moneyweb case, as it will provide clarity on whether Section 26 offers an applicant an unqualified right, or not, to access the shareholder register of a company.
The provisions of Section 26 are supposed to be an easy and quick way for the media and the public to do this.
Moneyweb believes the provision gives the public an unqualified right to access the shareholder registers and that companies cannot deny access on any grounds.
This view is shared by the M&G Centre for Investigative Journalism or amaBhungane who joined the case as an amicus curia with the exclusive mandate to argue for the protection of the unqualified rights afforded by Section 26.
The directors of the three companies argue that the right is not unqualified and that the companies should be allowed to refuse access to their registers if they believe access is sought for an improper purpose. They contend that Moneyweb is waging a vendetta against the directors and will use the shareholder information to discredit or defame them. Consequently, the directors have vehemently denied us access.
The case ended up at the SCA after the directors appealed an interlocutory judgement in the North Gauteng High Court in 2014 denying their request for numerous additional documents which they claim are relevant to the case.
Legal argument
Advocate Geoff Budlender (Snr) SC, acting on behalf of amaBhungane, started off proceedings and argued that a company cannot refuse an applicant access to a shareholder register if the prescribed application procedure was followed. "There is no qualification for this right and it is clear that Parliament's intention was that it is an unqualified right." He argued that the right to establish a company does not entitle one to a right to anonymity. The public is entitled to know who they are doing business with, Budlender said.
He added that Parliament has amended two draft versions of the law to entrench this unqualified right, and that it does not accommodate any right to secrecy.
amaBhungane played a decisive role in introducing these amendments.
Budlender (Snr) also argued that the information sought through the application is not private. "The only information requested is the names of the people behind the company and their shareholding? How can this information be abused?
Advocate Steven Budlender (Jnr), appearing for Moneyweb, emphasised that the case has been dragging on for nearly three years and that Moneyweb is not a step closer to accessing the information. "The intention of the Section 26 is that it is an easy and affordable way to access these registers."
He argued that the SCA must provide clarity on the rights afforded by Section 26 to ensure that there is a quick solution to this case. He said it is in the "interest of justice" that the SCA hears the appeal and provides legal precedent that will remove all confusion regarding the interpretation of Section 26.
Budlender (Jnr) also strongly argued that Section 26 does not afford a company any right to secrecy and that three companies cannot base their refusal on what Moneyweb intends to do with the information. "The three companies have access to other remedies should they be unhappy with the reporting that results from accessing the shareholder registers. These remedies include the ability to submit a claim at the Press Ombud and they can sue for defamation."
He said the core of the case is that the directors are concerned that Moneyweb will use the information to produce a negative report. "The companies can not prevent this by refusing access to the shareholder registers. They cannot merely block access at the source because they are concerned about negative reporting," he said.
Nova, Frontier and Centro's defence
The legal team representing the companies focused on two defences: the shareholders' right to privacy and the need for the directors to access the further documents, which they contend are crucial for their defence.
Advocate Jose Brett SC, appearing for the directors of the three companies, argued that the shareholders have a constitutional right to privacy and that this supercedes the rights of Moneyweb or a third party to access the companies' shareholder registers.
This view was shared by Advocate Kevin Hopkins, who also appeared for the three companies. He said the directors must be afforded protection from potential harassment. He raised a constitutional point and said if such information was available freely to all, it would cause possible harm to the shareholders as they are entitled to protection from the disclosure of personal information, such as their religious beliefs, and sexual persuasion.
"This could lead to journalists harassing people because they want more and more. If you do not have the right to refuse it, they can harass people."
Hopkins said it is a simple question whether a statute can ever bestow an unqualified right, in the light of constitutional values.
Interlocutory judgement
Brett also argued extensively on the merits for its appeal against the North Gauteng High Court interlocutory judgement and said it is critical that the three companies get access to the documents requested from Moneyweb and Cobbett in terms of Rule 35, as it will enable the directors to formulate a defence.
He said this would be the only way the directors would be able to defend themselves and to prove that Moneyweb and Cobbett are waging a vendetta.
These documents demanded by Nova and its associates include all Cobbett's correspondence with all individuals he has ever consulted in his investigations relating to Sharemax, Nova, Frontier and Centro and their directors.
Moneyweb's position is that these documents are irrelevant to a Section 26 application. At the hearing, the court questioned whether the companies are not merely on a "fishing expedition" meaning they are simply searching for evidence to support their argument.
Why are the ownership structures important?
The public interest in this case is immense and Moneyweb believes it is critical that the shareholder structure of these companies is made public, as this information is key to investors' interests.
Nova is the company that owns all the various properties that used to belong to Sharemax investors. During the restructuring, the overwhelming majority of these investors' direct shareholding in underlying properties was transferred to debentures. The properties were consolidated in Nova Properties and it is of critical importance to know who now owns the shares and per definition the properties.
With the announcement of the scheme of arrangement in 2011, the executive directors of the erstwhile Sharemax group, Dominique Haese, Rudi Badenhorst and Dirk Koekemoer held 43.2% of Nova's issued shares.
Moneyweb wants to see whether this shareholding has changed since 2011 and who owns the balance of the issued shares. Moneyweb also wants to know what Haese, Badenhorst and Koekemoer paid for their shares to acquire such a large slice of a company with assets exceeding R2.5 billion.
The ownership structure of Frontier and Centro is also important. Frontier provides a range of administrative services to Nova and Centro manages the property portfolio.
This story was first published by Moneyweb and is republished here with the permission of the editor.
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Founded by ex-Nodwin Gaming employee Akash Dhangar in October 2021 with Aditya Raj joining as the co-founder in April 2022, AA Gaming provides end-to-end event solutions for brands and companies looking to host esports tournaments.
The company's list of services includes software development, event production, content creation, talent management, media networking, and more – everything a brand would need to organize an event.
The company is currently bootstrapped and their success has enabled them to quickly grow the team to 12 people, with AA Gaming actively hiring more. The company has an office in Pune but has served clients across South Asia which includes Sportskeeda Nodwin Gaming, Skyesports, and India Today Gaming.
Akash Dhangar, Founder, CEO, and Managing Director of AA Gaming spoke about his decision to start the company, "I have been working in the esports business for over three years now, and one problem that I witnessed was the low quality of third-party tournaments and the dearth of offline events in South Asia, even before the pandemic began. AA Gaming was founded to give a solution to brands in order for them to provide the broadcast quality which esports fans expect. Our goal is to reach out to the country's grassroots and give an esports platform for underdogs."
"AA Gaming, with our extensive experience of offline events, has helped break the monopoly in this field by giving brands choices if they want to execute a LAN tournament," he added.
AA Gaming also has its home-developed software for production which automates much of the process. Clients can avail their services to get access to this unique software.
Aditya Raj, co-founder, and COO of AA Gaming said, "With our well-experienced team, AA Gaming has executed more than 10 events in the past year. Going forward, we aren't just restricting ourselves to gaming and esports but also providing services to organize conferences, sports events, entertainment events, news, and shows."
AA Gaming is currently exploring opportunities for a fundraiser to expand further into the worldwide esports industry while continuing to provide white-label and third-party solutions and create exclusive IPs.
We Had A Quick Chat With AA Gaming Founders, you can read the full interview below.
How did AA Gaming come to be? When and what made you form AA Gaming?
Akash: We have been working in production as freelancers and at different companies for a few years now and one thing we observed were the flaws in production by third-party TOs and the need for better quality of broadcasts for the esports audience.
This is what made us form the initial idea of AA Gaming way back in 2018. Our goal was to create a one-stop destination for high-quality esports production and to make esports more accessible to brands. These plans were put on hold, however, due to a lack of funds but I returned to later to found AA Gaming in October 2021.
Aditya: Yes, as Akash said, our goal was to create a place where brands with no prior experience in esports production can just come to organize events. Our end-to-end event solutions services which include production, content creation, talent management, and more, have made us exactly that.
What has AA Gaming championed according to you? What is that aspect which sets you apart from other established competitors?
Akash: Well, the first thing is that there aren't many companies which can offer the end-to-end services we do. On top of this, me, Aditya, and most of our employees come from a technical background which we have found is something that lacks in our competitors. We find ways to integrate this background in tech into production to enhance our quality further.
My technical background has enabled me to create a unique software which we use in production. This software is what really sets AA Gaming apart as it automates a lot of the production process and is useful in graphics for esports broadcasts.
Aditya: I have a background in electronical engineering and years of production experience so I have a deep know-how on hardware. This also helps execute LAN events smoothly like the AMD Skyesports Souvenir.
You served at Nodwin for a long time. How has the experience at Nodwin helped with running AA Gaming?
Akash: Nodwin Gaming is one of the biggest esports companies in the reigon and my time there has taught me a lot of things. They have been organizing esports events for a long time now and working for them on these helped me develop a much deeper understanding of esports production. My time there has been very helpful in running the technical side of AA Gaming.
Aditya: Besides this, the time at Nodwin also taught us how to handle stress, and gave us experience of working in a fast-paced environment, and overall polished us as individuals. These have been vital to what we have been doing at AA Gaming.
You must have faced a lot of challenges during the formation and early initiation of AA Gaming. What was the one event that really tested you and your team?
Akash: In terms of online events, it was the Gillette 7Sea Invitational which we executed earlier this year. It was challenging because just before the event we recreated and updated our software and also restructured the entire production flow. The team took a bit of time to get familiar with this but we were able to conduct the event without any mishaps. The toughest event, though, had to be the Skyesports Souvenir LAN we executed. I will let Aditya explain why that is.
Aditya: Yes definitely, the Skyesports Souvenir was our first LAN event in around three years, and the first offline event for AA Gaming. For many of our staff, this was the first LAN event they executed. This is what made it extremely challenging. We took it one step at a time and were able to conduct the event smoothly in Mumbai.
We did run into some problems on the first day but these were fixed within 40 minutes and the rest of the event happened flawlessly. I can say that I am proud of the team for how we managed to pull it off. The Skyesports Souvenir has set us up to continue hosting more LAN events in the future which we expect to be doing more often with the COVID-19 situation improving.
How does the future look like for AA Gaming? What's next?
Answer – For now, we will be continuing to provide whitelabel and third-party solutions to tournament organizers and brands. We have grown rapidly in the past few months and to fuel this even further, we are looking to raise some funds soon. We are also building a new office and are hiring aggressively across all roles.
Aditya: Other than this, we are also thinking of not just limiting ourselves to esports and gaming. We have the capability to organize any offline or online event and we will be expanding our services to any client looking to do an event in whichever field. This includes executing conferences, sports events, entertainment events, news, shows, and more. The future looks very promising.
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Q: Is Big Bang Theory the only one to explain the creation of the Universe? Is Big Bang Theory the only one to explain the creation of the Universe?
I have read about Big-Bang Theory explaining the creation of Universe. Is there no other theory to explain the creation of Universe?
If there is another theory please explain it to me.
I will appreciate your help

A: The big bang model$^{1}$ is an attempt to explain a host of observations that tell us how the universe evolved from its first fraction of a second onwards.
It started off by being grounded in fundamental and rather well understood physics (General Relativity, particle physics and nuclear physics at relatively low energies). The model itself has evolved and become more complex in response to new, more detailed observations and has had to add new, poorly understood phenomenological features (incorporating dark energy and dark matter, sometimes referred to as the $\Lambda$CDM model) to remain consistent with those observations.
Whilst the big bang model is a means to describe the past, present and future development of the universe, it does not have the fundamental status of a theory. Notably, it does not explain the creation or origin of the universe.
None of this really answers the question. There are lots of ideas and speculations about how the universe was created, but none of them can claim to be a "theory".
$^1$ Note there is a difference between a theory and a model. The latter is set up to explain a specific set of observations or a specific scenario; whereas the former is much broader and fundamental. See also What is the difference between a "model" and a "theory"?

A: "Multiverse" theories provide for universes (including our own) to be "local":  There is no way to escape whichever one that all of us occupy, because such "local universes" are "causally separated" from each other, with the scales of space and time differing so greatly between them that we cannot travel from one to another, either because we would not fit into those in one spatial direction from our own, or because processes of subatomic decay (that have already been observed) would prevent both us and any of our conceivable descendants (even including robotic beings into whom our nervous systems might've been transferred) from lasting long enough to interact with whatever vastly larger inhabitants they might contain. The latter is the situation characterizing the Conformal Cyclic Cosmology mentioned earlier, and the former is the situation characterizing some "bouncing" cosmologies, which are generally "inflationary", meaning that each "locality's" Big Bang is almost exponentially more intense at the beginning than it had originally been thought to be, but tapers off into the nearly inertial expansion that we see as having occurred relatively nearby (but far outside our solar system) today.
The most popular of the bouncing cosmologies may be Nikodem J. Poplawski's "Cosmology with torsion", which is described in a paper by that name, along with many others he's written between 2010 and 2020, all available free on the "Arxiv" website maintained by Cornell University:  Some of them have also been carried in the printed journals endorsed by PSE.
In "Cosmology with torsion", Poplawski describes it as "an alternative to cosmic inflation", but it's generally considered to be a version of inflation, whose older and more plainly "mainstream" version depends on a field of subatomic particles visualized by Alan Guth, who, in the 1980's, greatly simplified the original Big Bang theory by postulating such a field, which would have caused the spatial expansion (the "bang" itself), before deteriorating, at different times in the different sorts of localities I've mentioned, into the subatomic particles (mainly photons and electrons) that we see today.  Although the primordial "inflaton" particles would have had some characteristics similar to the Higgs boson, the chances of any one of them being observed today would plainly be extremely low.
As you mention a creation event, it would be the local big bang in the inflationary cosmologies I've just described:  Poplawski's cosmology situates each of the local big bangs as occurring in one or another of the black holes for which much astronomical evidence has accumulated.  (That evidence, however, only sustains the existence of the black holes themselves, not whatever might be going on "inside" them.)  His theory is more complex, mathematically, than Guth's, although simplified plain-English descriptions of it may seem more plausible to laypersons, such as myself.  In such descriptions, the spin of fermions materialized through the gravitational field of a star collapsing, after the nearly complete expenditure of the nuclear fuel whose energy had provided the outward pressure that had previously resisted that collapse, interacts with the spin of the much larger stellar fermions themselves, with the interaction reversing and accelerating the trajectories of the newly-materialized fermions outward to form a local universe, within the black hole, whose shape is analogous to a three-dimensional version of the surface of a sphere, and with that local universe thereafter continuing to expand more-or-less inertially, although much more slowly than the larger-scaled "parenting" local universe, within which the star that had eventually collapsed into the black hole had once formed, would itself be continuing a much larger version of just such an expansion:  In effect, new particulate matter on a smaller scale is created in a reversal of processes involved in nuclear fusion, with some concentrated remnant of each collapsed star's original matter perhaps remaining at the center of its volume.
Because the Borde-Guth-Vilenkin Theorem of 2003 requires that the inflationary (i.e., almost exponentially rapid) spatial expansion (which greatly simplifies the formation of the elements in the Periodic Table) must have either occurred in a single temporal direction or in a continuous balancing between expansion and contraction, Guth's version of inflation may seem more plausible in a society (ours) that was raised with some familiarity with a one-and-only big bang, which is the concept that prevailed in cosmology from the 1950's into the 1980's.  It is also sometimes (incorrectly) identified with spiritual beliefs in general, although, even in the West, at least one major religion considers that time has always existed, which is a possibility consistent with the "balancing" mentioned in my previous sentence.

A: I am no expert in cosmology, but I do know about shockwaves and the Big Bang is just a shockwave in a compressible medium. It is fundamental that shockwaves lose information, and so observations made after a shock has passed allow only a limited reconstruction of what went before. There are apparently solutions to the Einstein equations that describe an explosion inside a pre-existing medium, and the post-shock properties are said to be indistinguishable from those of a shock that propagates into nothingness. See  Smoller, J. and Temple, B., 2004. Cosmology, black holes and shock waves beyond the Hubble length. Methods and Applications of Analysis, 11(1), pp.077-132. I believe that this is not taken seriously by cosmologists but I dont know why.

A: The Big Bang model doesn't actually explain the creation of the universe. It only explains what happened afterwards. In Alan Guth's words, it did not say "what 'banged', how it 'banged', or what caused it to 'bang'".
Explaining the moment of creation itself is a separate question that, to my knowledge, is very speculative because we don't have solid experimental evidence for physics theories that work at those energies. If you're interested in speculation, then take a look at Eternal inflation. At the popular level, look at Alexander Vilenkin's book Many Worlds In One. At the more technical level, look at Alan Guth's paper Eternal inflation and its implications or Sergei Winitzki's monograph Eternal Inflation.

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Absence due to illness, both short and long term, happens.
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) finds that, on average, each employee has 6.3 days of unauthorised absence each year. Scale that up to a company of 100 employees and that's 630 absences a year, or more than two each day for a five day a week company.
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Q: how to get data from api by restkit I start with restkit and have a simple post to send to the api:
http://myapi.com/api/stats

post paramter: format=json
The api returns:
{"cache_count":121,"user_count":322,"apps_count":1,"apps_active":47}

Could you give me a some example how to use restkit in my case ?
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I tried this:
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    NSDictionary *tmp = @{@"format": @"json"};

    [manager postObject:tmp path:@"/okapi/services/apisrv/stats" parameters:nil success:^(RKObjectRequestOperation *operation, RKMappingResult *mappingResult) {
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            if([[result objectForKey:@"success"] isEqualToNumber:[NSNumber numberWithInt:1]]){

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            }
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        failure:^(RKObjectRequestOperation *operation, NSError *error) {
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Error Domain=org.restkit.RestKit.ErrorDomain Code=1001 "No response descriptors match the response loaded."


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Seems to be a variant of Chip idea IP core. More information is needed.
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Join local historian Barbara Desmarais for a story and a genealogy workshop. She'll tell the true tale of the Heustons, a prominent Black family of Bath/Brunswick, Maine by sharing field and archival research she used to qualify Heuston Burying Ground as a national "Underground Railroad: Network to Freedom" site. In the hands-on workshop, she'll use documents from her own ancestral mysteries to introduce participants to the techniques and common mistakes of genealogical research.
Maine Maritime Museum & Africana Studies at Bowdoin College
Associate Professor of Africana Studies and English, Tess Chakkalakal, will discuss her collaboration with the Maine Maritime Museum in teaching the Introduction to Africana Studies in which students, for the first time in the history of the course, curated an exhibit at the Museum on the subject of ships and slavery. Professor Chakkalakal will provide insight on class conversations connecting African American literature, multiplicity of perspectives, and the challenges of exhibiting these narratives in a gallery. This event is FREE, but preregistration is required.
African American Maritime History in Maine
A native of Portland and at least the eighth generation of his family to be born in Cumberland County, Bob Greene is a retired journalist and genealogist who has researched the Black history of his native state for years. He helped with the seminal work, "Maine's Visible Black History, The First Chronicle of its People," which was co-authored by H.H. Price and Gerald E. Talbot. Greene will expand our understanding of Maine's maritime heritage to include Black contributions and histories that were always present but often overlooked. This event is FREE, but preregistration is required.
Virtual Lecture: Maine Seafaring Families and the Atlantic Slave Trade
Kate McMahon, a leading scholar in New England's complicity in the Atlantic Slave Trade, will share her latest research that implicates Maine ship captains, shipbuilding families, and the direct and indirect ways Maine's shipbuilding industry perpetuated an American economy built on stolen labor.
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Eric Berry Injury: Kansas City Chiefs Safety Has Torn ACL, Out For Season
By BJ Kissel Sep 12, 2011, 2:18pm CDT
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The bad news just got worse for Kansas City Chiefs fans. Second-year safety Eric Berry is out for the season with a torn ACL suffered in the first quarter of the season opening loss to the Buffalo Bills.
Berry is the one player on the Chiefs defense that they cannot replace, and this injury affects the season in a major way. The Chiefs demonstrated what their defense would look like without Berry in the 41-7 blowout to the Buffalo Bills. Sabby Piscitelli and Jon McGraw will need to play above and beyond what they have shown thus far this season in order for the Chiefs to have a chance to compete this season.
Berry is the second Chiefs player to join the IR so far this season. Tony Moeaki joined the IR after the preseason game against the Green Bay Packers, also with a torn ACL.
It may be early in the season, but things are looking pretty meager for the Chiefs this year.
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