EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: It is already Day Zero in parts of the Western Cape
I really am sick, Dudu Myeni says, and MTN’s possibly illegal mast problem grows
Stories of Note Bytes from the digital world Why can’t you just believe that I’m sick, Dudu Myeni implores. Cape Town might be out of immediate danger, but Day Zero has arrived in other parts of the Western Cape. In My Opinion Matters of debate There was no alternative to the Reserve Bank’s decision to place VBS in curatorship. Its shareholders — the largest of which are the Public Investment Corporation, Vele Investments and Dyambeu Investments — apparently declined to inject more money into the bank. Qobo Ningiza, who is set to become SA’s first deaf law graduate, says teachers speak more and sign less — to this day — at schools for deaf children, which is inexplicable. Finding Alpha The long and the short of the markets MTN has a mast problem. It is scrambling to retrospectively get approval for 61 cell masts it built in Durban without following procedure several years ago. Growthpoint becomes the first South African company to issue a green bond. Oh, Very Twitty The lighter side...
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