EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Lynne Brown’s aide rejects ‘attack on integrity’
French President Emmanuel Macron misses the mark in Africa, and Ranjeni Munusamy says Parliament’s inquiry could be first step in unravelling state capture network
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world The whiff of soiled Gupta air is getting closer to Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown. How much longer now? The chances of being murdered for doing the right thing are still very high in KwaZulu-Natal. Julius Malema tells Nkandla residents some home truths about their esteemed neighbour with ambitions to occupy a luxury home in another country. In my opinion Matters of debate Steven Friedman says Thabo Mbeki’s view that an ideal past was disturbed by bad people is also a strong theme of some ANC veterans who want leadership change. Ranjeni Munusamy says Parliament’s inquiry could be the first step in unravelling the state capture network, as SA awaits a judicial commission of inquiry proposed by former public protector Thuli Madonsela‚ whose report has been put on ice pending Zuma’s review of her findings. French President Emmanuel Macron fails to make an impression as he seeks redefine a new relationship with Africa. Finding alpha T...
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