TONY LEON: After succeeding Meyer Kahn, Cyril Ramaphosa failed to take heed of his wisdom
The president surrounds himself with figures such as his former correctional services boss
08 June 2022 - 14:16
Meyer Kahn, who died in Johannesburg last week, was described by a close friend and business colleague as “an ordinary man possessed of quite extraordinary abilities”.
That handsome tribute to a business leader and former executive chair of SA Breweries, who with CEO Graham Mackay co-piloted SAB (later SABMiller and now merged into AB InBev) to global heights, ranks as one of SA’s last industrial giants...
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