EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Khulubuse Zuma’s laundry, dirty or not, could soon be aired
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world Pamodzi Gold’s liquidators are applying for the sequestration of former director Khulubuse Zuma, who is believed to have taken up permanent residence in the United Arab Emirates. An investigation could answer questions about the possible intervention in 2010 by President Jacob Zuma to help his nephew secure rights to two oil leases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, rumoured to be worth R100bn. "Any honourable company would have said, ‘Bianca, we have your back’," Sygnia CEO Magda Wierzycka said in a radio interview on Tuesday evening, announcing she had hired Trillian whistle-blower Bianca Goodson, after learning that Goodson had lost her job at accounting software group Sage. In my opinion Matters of debate It is beyond irony that President Jacob Zuma, who moaned about his political opponents running to court with every complaint, seems to be instructing his party comrades to do just that, writes Tony Leon. It has been six months ...
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