EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: A less adamant Herman Mashaba will have property rates reassessed
We can fly if we want to, Guptas maintain, and Royal Bafokeng Platinum says good riddance to former mineral resources minister Mosebenzi Zwane
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world The Guptas are "entitled to continue the enjoyment of the full spectrum of rights granted under the lease agreement" for their Bombardier jet, court papers filed by Oakbay Investments CEO Ronica Ragavan said. Thousands of Johannesburg property owners whose valuations for rates were doubled will be relieved to hear mayor Herman Mashaba is doing reassessments. In my opinion Matters of debate Julius Malema’s politics are infused with racist vitriol and the threat of violence. So why do the media not stand up to him, asks Gareth van Onselen. Similarities between Khulubuse Zuma and Zondwa Mandela’s takeover of Aurora and the Guptas’ takeover of Optimum include that neither parties forked out a cent to lay their hands on the assets they promised to resuscitate, but instead stripped them, writes Xolisa Phillip. Finding alpha The long and the short of the markets Royal Bafokeng Platinum, which came under intense safety scrutiny by the Department ...
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