BYTES FROM THE DIGITAL WORLD
EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: ANC want secret saboteurs to reveal themselves
EU is a serial evader on the issue of chicken dumping, and Uber’s next leader has his repair work cut out for him
Stories of Note Bytes from the digital world Jacob Zuma’s allies won’t let sleeping dog lie after Tuesday’s no confidence vote. They are now calling on those who voted against him to own up and be subjected to disciplinary processes. Former African Union Commission chairperson Nkosasana Dlamini-Zuma is still the president’s choice. Transnet joins bid to recapitalise the National Railways of Zimbabwe. In My Opinion Matters of debate Ranjeni Munusamy says the foundations of Luthuli House have been rocked and Jacob Zuma will have been shaken by the outcome of the vote. Uber’s next leader has his work cut out for him, beginning with an urgent repair job. The solution to our overworked state is not to do less work; it is to care less about it. Francois Baird argues that the EU has become a serial evader on the issue of chicken dumping. Finding Alpha The long and the short of the markets Toyota SA decides on its Corolla range as buyers shift away from the mid-market segment in which the C...
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