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EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Did Trillian Capital target Nenegate whistle-blower?
Justice Malala says journalists will not be deterred by fake activists in propaganda war, and will the SABC inquiry committee recommend firing Faith Muthambi?
Stories of Note Bytes from the digital world The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) is considering if Gupta-linked Trillian Capital Partners targeted the "Nenegate" whistle-blower. The ad hoc committee on the inquiry into the SABC is apparently considering whether or not to recommend ousting Faith Muthambi. It turns out that Donald Trump’s campaign caps were made in Asia. So much for his promise of saving American jobs. In My Opinion Matters of debate Justice Malala refers to a dirty war being fought through social media, saying it will not make journalists stop digging and exposing. The two favourites to replace Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma as African Union Commission head are Kenya’s foreign minister, Amina Mohamed, and former Senagalese foreign minister Abdoulaye Bathily. But neither is likely to make a dent in issues affecting AU members, argues Adekeyo Adebajo. As more people have degrees, there is a rise in unhappiness at work. The biggest reason for unhap...
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