EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Read the report Eskom paid R20m for then buried
Kim Jong-un’s half-brother’s murder means most of the Korean dictator’s rivals are now dead, and big beer bottles hurt Heineken
Stories of Note Bytes from the digital world The Financial Mail has published an unsanitised version of one of the earliest versions of the Dentons report that Eskom paid R20m for — and then tried to bury. Provinces headed by the "Premier League" allocated about half of their advertising budgets to the Gupta-family owned The New Age newspaper, despite it refusing to have its circulation audited, data from market research firm Nielsen showed. In My Opinion Matters of debate Jonathan Jansen asks if anyone really think that the bouts of insult, intemperance and intolerance shown in Parliament will simply evaporate if and when President Jacob Zuma walks? The government should ban junk food advertising to poor, uneducated people, Human Sciences Research Council researcher Zandile Mchiza argues. Finding Alpha The long and the short of the markets Moscow’s ban on large plastic beer bottles hurt Heineken’s sales, prompting the brewer to focus on SA, among other countries. Gold Fields swung ...
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