EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: ‘Nothing unusual’ about Kuga compensation offer, Ford says
Dutch investors launch class action suit against Steinhoff, and is President Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma a real possibility?
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world Ford SA is now seeking to do what it should have done a long time ago. Prompted by a class action suit, the company is now settling claims associated with its Kuga model. Imagine Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma as interim president of SA. Apparently, this is the offer from Jacob Zuma’s allies, who are keen on ensuring that the president gets a "dignified exit" from power. In my opinion Matters of debate Mzoxolo Mpolase says another more subtle form of state capture has manifested in SA. However, this is not driven by corruption, but by knowledge deficits in the government, and populist rhetoric. Natasha Marrian says the ANC is again tip-toeing around Jacob Zuma, afraid even under a new leadership to do what has long been a no-brainer The long and the short of the markets Dutch Investors Association moves against Steinhoff in class action suit. Although Steinhoff’s primary listing is in Frankfurt, its head office is in Amsterdam, giving the associa...
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