EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Jacob Zuma to stay just a little bit longer
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world President Jacob Zuma survives to fight another day in power. But now a fresh court bid looms against individuals implicated in the e-mails cited by The Sunday Times and City Press. The unresolved Helen Zille disciplinary matter worries the DA, after an internal poll has shown loss of support linked to the issue. Lobbyists expect fracking in the Karoo to start in 10 years’ time, by which time better technology could put environmental concerns to rest. In my opinion Matters of debate Adekeye Adebajo says African leaders often give the impression that the health of their countries is tied to their own personal health. Tim Cohen ponders the paradigm of uplifting the world’s poor, concluding that SA has also made the mistake of assuming the problem are poor people rather than their conditions. Justice Malala says Jacob Zuma will continue to rage against the dying of his light. Finding alpha The long and the short of the markets The South Afric...
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