EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Cyril Ramaphosa puts faith in Jacob Zuma’s judgement
This is how Anoj Singh enabled the Gupta machinery at Transnet and Eskom, and why is one fund manager saying no to Naspers?
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world Poor Cyril Ramaphosa — he has had to answer for Faith Muthambi, the disastrous mining charter and Grace Mugabe. There must have a lot of bad blood between the old Necsa board and CEO Phumzile Tshelane for the board to approach the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission with claims that Tshelane abused his company car and driver. Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi steps in to avert KwaZulu-Natal’s oncology mess. However, the slow pace of the proposed changes is no comfort to those in need of urgent therapy. In my opinion Matters of debate The Financial Mail says although it seems wrong to celebrate the imminent demise of a company, it’s hard to feel sympathy for anyone at the slimy Bell Pottinger, so destructive for SA was their work for the Guptas. Read here: Editorial: The very welcome death of Bell Pottinger Who is the one fund manager who will not buy Naspers shares? Read here: The Naspers minority report Here is a near blow-by-...
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