EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Bitcoins used at Pick n Pay — but only in the canteen
Forced to retire, it’s bye-bye Berning Ntlemeza, as Joburg considers opening bus lanes to taxis and a plan to rig the ANC conference is exposed
Stories of Note Bytes from the digital world Adios, Berning Ntlemeza, former head of the Hawks and friend of the president. Chris Geoghegan pays the price for introducing Bell Pottinger to the Guptas. Mayor Herman Mashaba says Joburg might open its bus lanes to minibus taxis. Sasfin no longer associated with KPMG, citing its commitment to good governance. In My Opinion Matters of debate An ANC councillor lifts the lid on the discovery of 4‚000 illegal party membership cards in the Zululand region. South African companies are not sitting on cash as it would be a very poor investment due to the return on deposits being so low. Claire Bisseker says the government has no further fiscal ammunition with which to stimulate the economy. Finding Alpha The long and the short of the markets Bitcoin was piloted at Pick n Pay — albeit in the canteen. Steinhoff International is hard-pressed to deny allegations by a former partner, but says it has made adequate provision for any related liabilitie...
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