EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Julius Malema on the chicken industry
President Jacob Zuma has showed his hand on his preferred successor, and it’s not Cyril Ramaphosa, but Anthony Butler believes his chances are looking bright
Stories of Note Bytes from the digital world SABC CEO James Aguma is hanging onto his job — for now. Jacob Zuma shows his hand over his preferred successor, and it’s not Cyril Ramaphosa. Malema weighs in on chicken industry troubles and demands a huge tariff hike. In My Opinion Matters of debate Cash-strapped Zimbabwe uses wildlife to pay off its debts. Over a six-month period Zimbabwe sold 100 elephants to Chinese zoos for $40,000 each. Ramaphosa biographer Anthony Butler says the ANC vice-president’s chances are looking bright not least because the KwaZulu-Natal block vote that cemented Jacob Zuma’s dominance has fractured. Peter Bruce argues that Ramaphosa needs to understand, that he is fighting Zuma and all his cronies, and the Guptas, and everyone else who doesn’t care for SA other than that they get rich off it. Finding Alpha The long and the short of the markets With Absa caught in the public protector’s cross-hairs, the question to ask is why Busisiwe Mkhwebane is making th...
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