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WATCH: Why others are unlikely to follow Nhlanhla Nene

11 October 2018 - 09:52 Business Day TV
Nhlanhla Nene at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture. Picture: FELIX DLANGAMANDLA/FOTO24/GALLO IMAGES/GETTY IMAGES
Nhlanhla Nene at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture. Picture: FELIX DLANGAMANDLA/FOTO24/GALLO IMAGES/GETTY IMAGES

Business Times columnist Hilary Joffe leads a panel of  journalists through a discussion around the news highlights in this week’s edition of Editing Allowed.

What a week it has been. Nhlanhla Nene has stepped down and we have a new finance minister — Tito Mboweni, a former Reserve Bank governor.

The panel also discussed whether Malusi Gigaba, Bathabile Dlamini and others would be as truthful as Nene.

Business Times columnist Hilary Joffe leads a panel of  journalists through a discussion around the news highlights in this week’s edition of Editing Allowed

Business Times columnist Hilary Joffe leads a panel of  journalists through a discussion around the news highlights in this week’s edition of Editing Allowed

LETTER: Why just Nhlanhla Nene?

Nene was the only cabinet minister who stood against Jacob Zuma
Opinion
10 days ago

Tito Mboweni new finance minister, Nhlanhla Nene resigns

President Cyril Ramaphosa accepted the resignation of Nhlanhla Nene as finance minister
National
12 days ago

EDITORIAL: Ramaphosa faces Nene quandary amid Gupta ghosts

Arguments in favour of firing Nhlanhla Nene are strong, but it would be a shame after he saved SA from a nuclear disaster
Opinion
12 days ago

ANC’s Jessie Duarte ‘very keen’ to appear before Zondo commission

She wants to explain the relationship between the ANC and the Guptas’ media outlets, which gave ‘the ANC unmitigated space for its views’
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11 days ago

LETTER: Zondo commission has exposed culprits

Inquiry has bucked the trend of ineffective commissions of inquiry and has shown treason has been committed.
Opinion
12 days ago

Mmusi Maimane wants Cyril Ramaphosa to appear before the Zondo commission

The DA leader says the president cannot plead ignorance about the ‘wholesale corrupt capture of the ANC and the national government’
National
11 days ago

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