EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: ‘I’m proudly South African’, says Atul Gupta
Minister Mosebenzi Zwane pre-empts court action with withdrawal of proposed moratorium, and what of Anglo American’s disposal strategy?
Stories of Note Bytes from the digital world Atul Gupta has great love for SA: who wouldn’t love a country whose president has bent over backwards to make him a billionaire? Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane pre-empts court action by withdrawing a proposed moratorium on mining and prospecting rights. It was the Guptas versus the Oppenheimers in the High Court in Pretoria this week. In My Opinion Matters of debate Vodacom executive enters the South African Airways lions’ den, and he will need more than good intentions. J Michael Judin says directors, prescribed officers, committee members and company secretaries must be meticulous in the preparation and reading of board packs, that minutes must accurately reflect what was discussed and agreed, and that corridors and parked cars are not used to discuss what should be discussed at meetings. Daniel Silke says there two parallel ANCs: one that’s robust and pragmatic and another that’s deceptive and destructive. Finding Alpha The...
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