Tim Cohen’s Point of Order column on the possibility the JSE will drop the requirement for at least abridged publication of corporate actions in one newspaper, refers (Help us continue our quest for top quality, July 17). If the JSE goes ahead with this, it will have a lot to answer for. It will in all likelihood sink Business Day and with it the best and most informed commentary and analysis of business, political and economic affairs in the country. We just cannot afford to lose this. The JSE presumably has the best interests of business at the core of its mandate. Business needs a good press. It would be unconscionable for the JSE to be party to further damaging the viability of the media in SA. This matter is not all about the narrow interests of the JSE. Anthony StillWaverley
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