EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Standard Bank’s dual leadership communicated the wrong message
The SABC actually needs a state bailout three times larger than initially indicated, and Dangote makes a formal bid for PPC
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The forthcoming book by broadcaster Redi Tlhabi tells the story of Khwezi, the woman who accused Jacob Zuma of rape. The height of conflict of interest: police watchdog Ipid is still funded by the same institution it is tasked with investigating. In my opinion Matters of debate Khaya Sithole says the now-dismantled dual leadership structure at Standard Bank communicated the wrong message to emerging black talent within the bank. It was under Murray Michell, who is due to leave the Treasury, that the Financial Intelligence Centre flagged 72 suspicious transactions by Gupta-owned companies involving R6.8bn, for investigation by the criminal justice authorities. Wandile Sihlobo says the dry spell in the Western Cape does not bode well for winter crops and horticulture in the province. Finding alpha The long and the short of the markets Turmoil as P...
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