Editing Allowed
WATCH: State capture revelations that left us gobsmacked
Financial Mail editor Rob Rose is joined by some of SA’s top journalists to discuss the stories making the news this week in the latest edition of Editing Allowed. The banks have been testifying at the inquiry into state capture. Standard Bank’s testimony on Monday directly linked the ANC and Gwede Mantashe to the scandal. Absa and FNB, however, did not go to Luthuli House to be bullied. There has been much said in the past few months about some of the low-quality listings on the JSE. OakBay Resources, which we now know to be slightly less reputable than a Ponzi scheme, is one example. There has also been Ayo Technology as well as the dramatic collapse of Steinhoff’s shares. The JSE has been debating how to fix its systems and has issued a consultation paper.
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