EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Gigaba is under pressure to sign off on pet-projects
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world As pressure about inaction over state capture mounts, Corruption Watch wants US authorities to investigate McKinsey. City of Joburg’s suspended ombud makes a direct appeal to President Jacob Zuma. There are strange goings on at the Sunday Independent as its editor goes on "stress leave" after its "explosive" e-mails about Cyril Ramaphosa’s alleged indiscretions. More changes at Treasury create concern as the head of the Financial Intelligence Centre leaves. In my opinion Matters of debate Will he sign or won’t he? Malusi Gigaba is faced with pressure to approve another nuclear-sized deal in the form of two very costly mega-projects. When the SAA board was ready to formally appoint Vodacom executive Vuyani Jarana, Dudu Myeni became unavailable to attend board meetings, writes Carol Paton. Marange diamonds have aided repression in Zimbabwe while enriching Robert Mugabe’s allies. Finding alpha The long and the short of the markets Standard B...
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