BYTES FROM THE DIGITAL WORLD
EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: State capture symbol Brian Molefe must not be an MP
Sassa looks more and more likely to extend CPS contract to distribute social grants, and JSE listing for Curro surprises
Stories of Note Bytes from the digital world Qedani Mahlangu has packed up and gone. It is now up to Gauteng premier David Makhura to provide the answers. Chicken importers want Parliament to institute an inquiry into the state of the local industry. Chances are that social security agency Sassa will extend Cash Paymaster Services’s (CPS’s) contract to distribute social grants. But the agency says the Treasury supports an alternative to extending the agreement with CPS. In My Opinion Matters of debate In hiring top prosecutor Gerrie Nel, Afriforum is seeking to move beyond a narrow focus, but this could open Nel to the criticism that there is an ethnic or racial taint to his actions. There is nothing to celebrate in Brian Molefe’s deployment to Parliament. Peter Bruce suggests that Sipho Pityana’s Save SA campaign and the ANC veterans working with the ANC to reform it, need to come together. Finding Alpha The long and the short of the markets The JSE listing for Curro’s fledgling te...
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