LETTER: Facing the facts on Africa
Reading Financial Mail articles on some of the countries in Africa must dampen foreigners’ appetite for investing because of the possibility of losing ...
LETTER: Ramaphosa’s change not credible
A remarkable about-turn from the myopia and muteness of his past eight years as deputy president and leader of government business in parliament
LETTER: Sharing the spoils
What if Lotto were to try a scheme in which many entrants receive payouts, even if they don’t hit the jackpot?
LETTER: Aspen played cost-cutting role
I am aware that this is just my opinion, but your recent article on Aspen made me think that perhaps there could be some truth to this
LETTER: Thanks for nothing, guys
Nowhere have I seen any comment on the tax consequences of the New Europe Property Investments/Rockcastle merger for SA individual shareholders
LETTERS: New owner let my staff down
It is heartbreaking to see former staff take-home pay drop by R3,000/month
LETTER: The poor are neglected as the rich line their pockets
But the anger and energy of ordinary people are misdirected
LETTER: Long road ahead, but we can do it
The return journey will be lengthy as we attempt to untangle the mess and re-establish a stable and competent administration
LETTER: Media should ask tough questions
We are far too polite and lenient, and back down too soon when interviewees duck and dive after being asked awkward questions
LETTER: ‘Working together’ never works
Trying to work with Zuma Inc or any of his minions is going to get you nowhere
LETTER: Finance needs a strong leader
Our sovereign debt has reached unmanageable heights, and our future is in jeopardy
LETTER: Pandor must act, not just talk
While the obvious point is welcome, I suspect that Pandor’s latest awakening is based far more on the warfare within the ANC than a genuine Damascene ...