EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: How long will Patricia de Lille govern on an opposition mandate?
Black Panther shatters myths at the ticket office and shareholder activist Theo Botha questions efficacy of King codes in wake of Steinhoff disaster
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world The movie Black Panther, which has also opened in SA, shattered a myth about the viability of movies rooted in black culture. Success in China, the world’s fastest-growing movie market, would be particularly sweet. Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille, having been elected on a DA ticket, is in effect governing on an opposition mandate — which slows decision-making and risks the city being placed under administration. In my opinion Matters of debate Where was King IV when Steinhoff directors fell short? Shareholder activist Theo Botha says the codes are poor on the tenure of board members as well as cross-directorships and on remuneration policy. Cyril Ramaphosa needs to take managerial control of the government through his office and get it working as it is supposed to. Finding alpha The long and the short of the markets Joint CEOs at Investec: The financial services group could have been bolder and made a true generational leap to a new CEO...
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