EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Jacques Pauw continues to make SSA enemies
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world Author Jacques Pauw has undoubtedly made many enemies, and it doesn’t get worse than a personal grudge against him by the head of the State Security Agency and his family. Cyril Ramaphosa’s backers say he is, in fact, leading the branch nominations tally in KwaZulu-Natal, but who is to be believed? In my opinion Matters of debate Exposed: Singapore’s ties to apartheid SA. The ties were so close by 1982 that PG Marais, the chairperson of Armscor, met Goh Keng Swee, the senior deputy prime minister of Singapore (and previous minister of defence) to discuss "matters of mutual interest to our two countries". More on Paradise Papers: the story of Apple’s hunt for a new tax avoidance strategy is among the disclosures emerging about how the offshore tax game is played by Apple, Nike, Uber and other multinational corporations — and how top law firms help them exploit tax gaps around the world. Finding Alpha The long and the short of the markets L...
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