EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Herman Mashaba becomes scapegoat for attacks on foreigners
Cell C in race against time, as Mathews Phosa launches diatribe against Edward Zuma
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world Poor Herman Mashaba. One wrong comment and he is now having to carry the can for xenophobic attacks. The High Court in Pretoria rules against SA’s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court. SABC paid for The New Age’s breakfast sessions while the Gupta-owned TNA media group pocketed all the revenue generated. Mathews Phosa launches diatribe against Edward Zuma. In my opinion Matters of debate Steven Friedman says there is no way that SA is ever likely to return to the days in which just about all adults worked in formal workplaces. The trend around the world is for formal jobs to be lost, not added, because of new technology. Chinese state broadcaster makes a hasty apology for recognising Somaliland. Hilary Joffe argues that those attacking SA’s banks might want to think twice about the kinds of solutions and remedies they seek to the supposed problem of a badly behaved, untransformed banking sector. Finding Alpha The long and the ...
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