EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: ‘The state shouldn’t own anything as it can’t be trusted’
Ramaphosa’s rude awakening about the truth regarding SA’s financial state of affairs and affairs of the state
01 February 2019 - 11:56
byRobert Laing
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“We’ll probably give it a year or so, so we can see it report as a separate company,” says Patrick Mathidi, portfolio manager at Aluwani Capital Partners about MultiChoice once it separates from its parent, Naspers.
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EDITOR’S LUNCHBOX: ‘The state shouldn’t own anything as it can’t be trusted’
Ramaphosa’s rude awakening about the truth regarding SA’s financial state of affairs and affairs of the state
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