PETER BRUCE: How Helen Zille snared the Guptas
Zille may have triggered what became the Magnitsky laws to fight corruption but it was Browder who did the work
ROB ROSE: Tongaat — the sour truth
The forensic probe into the sugar company uncovered a depressingly broken culture, which created fertile ground for numerous irregularities
NATASHA MARRIAN: Like father, like son
Duduzane Zuma’s appearance before the Zondo commission echoed that of his father — the lies, the obfuscation and the laments about victimhood
SIKONATHI MANTSHANTSHA: Truth without consequences
The Zondo commission is becoming a tiring, hugely expensive gossip session, seemingly with no clear end in sight
JUSTICE MALALA: New dawn too bright for some
Zuma gave the DA and EFF plenty of political fodder, but since Ramaphosa took over they have been stumbling in confusion
ANN CROTTY: Moyo’s legal team set for corporate history
A public battle over the right to be paid R250m would yield useful insights
JAMIE CARR: Adcorp let-down amid low demand
While the performance was disappointing for shareholders in particular, the commentary makes for alarming reading for anybody exposed to the SA economy in ...
STEPHEN CRANSTON: Black-controlled private equity’s moment
The 15 black-controlled private equity houses manage R15.2bn. This might look tiny against the R564bn in public markets, but it is a 9% share of the private ...
MARC HASENFUSS: Cheeky offers for the win at Adrenna
Opportunistic directors and major shareholders at property group Adrenna will be paying minority shareholders about R26m for their share of assets worth at ...
CARMEL RICKARD: A new kind of corporate responsibility?
International companies have voiced concerns over immigration policies that discriminate against same-sex couples in Hong Kong
TOBY SHAPSHAK: Facebook picks the wrong battle
Unguarded comments by Mark Zuckerberg reveal he’s ready to “fight” US government attempts to break up Facebook
FRED KHUMALO: Hitting the road
As I begin to drift to sleep, soggy sarmy in hand, a demon appears and says: ‘Why in the hell are you walking, you’ve already written the book?’
PETER BRUCE: Helen Zille, history, revenge and Selfe interest
If Zille wins next week she and Maimane would, in theory, co-lead the DA into the next election cycle. It won’t end well
ROB ROSE: The power of the number
The ire over Woolies CEO Ian Moir’s package shows that it’s not just about percentages — directors need to consider the quantum
