EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Cosatu pulls the plug on Jacob Zuma’s good news
SA is being led by a constitutional delinquent, while Hlaudi Motsoeneng clings to an SABC that doesn’t want him
Stories of Note Bytes from the digital world The deployment of troops to Cape Town is a sign that Jacob Zuma is a "constitutional delinquent" who wants to "murder" those that he disagrees with. The High Court has put paid to another attempt by Hlaudi Motsoeneng to cling to an SABC that doesn’t want him. This agreement would have been the highlight of Jacob Zuma’s state of the nation address, until Cosatu pulled the plug. In My Opinion Matters of debate Steven Friedman says the Gauteng provincial government may not have realised it was continuing former US president Ronald Reagan’s legacy when it sought to "deinstitutionalise" psychiatric patients. Agoa beneficiaries like SA are fearing for the worst, especially following Donald Trump’s attacks on US trade deals during his election campaigns. Set up to help SA avert a ratings downgrade, the CEO Initiative remains an informal network, but has more than doubled its original membership. Finding Alpha The long and the short of the market...
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