EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: Brown may be gone but her meddlesome legacy lives on
EFF could help get KZN cancer patients attention they desperately need, and check out ‘lighter side of the web’ for tips on how to keep your teen from borrowing your car
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world Lynne Brown may have resigned as an ANC MP, but her legacy will live on. The former public enterprises minister is accused of even more meddling at Eskom. The EFF’s public health campaign might help KwaZulu-Natal pay attention to its woeful neglect of cancer patients. In my opinion Matters of debate Rob Rose says it’s no real surprise that McKinsey’s debacle in SA has became an MBA discussion point Delta Air Lines and Hertz are among the growing list of companies severing ties with the US’s National Rifle Association, as the gun control lobby gains ground. Finding alpha The long and the short of the markets Higher dividend despite significant separation costs, as Barclays Africa makes way for Absa branding. Ab InBev has already recovered $2.1bn of the total $3.2bn that the group expected to save by acquiring SAB. Oh, very twitty The lighter side of the web
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