EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Electricity tariff for Cape Town’s richer residents
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world The Presidency moves meeting with Qatari delegation to avoid protest embarrassment. Financial concerns are not stopping state-owned enterprises from doling out sponsorships. Capetonians have been slapped with a new "home-user electricity tariff" of about R250 a month, applicable to properties valued at more R1m. In my opinion Matters of debate Steven Friedman says two recent by-election results suggest that the ANC is now in trouble not only among the city slickers. Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown is good at making statements that could be interpreted as critical of the Guptas but has done nothing to stop corruption at Eskom. It has been six weeks since MPs approved the Fica Bill. Why hasn’t President Jacob Zuma signed it into law yet? Finding alpha The long and the short of the markets Judge Richard Goldstone is championing the cause against the dumping of chicken portions. Increased scrutiny awaits Net1’s restructuring. Sasol mo...
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