EDITORS’ LUNCHBOX: African athletes AWOL in Australia infuriate Peter ‘white SA farmers welcome’ Dutton
Children of undocumented migrants in SA to get birth certificates, and Black Business Council says it is going to court over JSE’s decision to stop Sagarmatha listing
Stories of note Bytes from the digital world Birth certificates for the children of undocumented migrants, but barriers remain. Thirteen African athletes have gone missing in Australia. Home affairs minister Peter Dutton has warned that they will not be allowed to "game the system". But perhaps if they disguise themselves as white South African farmers, he might be more favourably disposed towards them. Sagarmatha Investments hadn’t even reached base camp before it came down with altitude sickness. Now the Black Business Council says it is going to the Equality Court and Human Rights Commission over the JSE’s decision to stop the company’s listing. In my opinion Matters of debate In the state’s case against the SARS three, Rob Rose argues that the authorities seem intent on trying to prove a deficient case with a coalition of the incurably compromised. Danny Bryer argues that the Cape Town Cycle Tour is the world’s biggest individually timed cycling race, which brings more than R500...
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