EDITOR'S LUNCHBOX: SA could have some explaining to do on the global financial stage
Stories of Note Bytes from the digital world For failing to sign into law amendments to the Financial Intelligence Centre Act, SA is facing the prospect of a rebuke from the Financial Action Task Force, the global body that monitors compliance with antiterrorism and money-laundering regulations. Gauteng education MEC Panyaza Lesufi enters the fray on the standardisation of matric results, describing the DA’s questioning of the process as political point-scoring and "sour grapes". Relief as SANDF deploys to border towns to stem cross-boarder crime. In My Opinion Matters of debate Here are the best places in the world to work. For the best employment packages — including health benefits, accommodation allowances and trips home — try Middle East countries. Rob Jeffrey argues the case against abandoning coal-fired power stations, saying this is an expensive feel-good factor for the wealthy and those with vested financial and idealistic interests. Natasha Marrian argues that the ANC is i...
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