Vytjie breaks cover – toppling state patronage the ‘Mentor Way’
There is no beating about the bush with Vytjie Mentor when it comes to describing the current African National Congress leadership.
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WATCH: Anglogold chairman Sipho Pityana skewers Zuma as ANC bigwigs look on
Anglogold chairman Sipho Pityana knew exactly what he was doing when he drafted this powerful speech for the memorial service to his close friend, former Eastern Cape Premier Makhenkhesi Stofile.
Gospel according to Julius Malema: Enough sense to appear almost credible.
Like many self-confident populists before him, Julius Malema has yet to discover he doesn’t know what he doesn’t know. If you thought education was expensive, try ignorance.
Magnus Heystek: SA enters stage of “running out of other people’s money.”
“The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people’s money” – Magnus Heystek.
Ex-SARB Governor Mboweni to ANC leadership: Read this. Stop acting stupidly
Former SA Reserve Bank Governor Tito Mboweni has resorted to his Facebook page to send a message to the Zuma Administration to stop being stupid.
Nuclear bomb triggered: Futuregrowth ends lending to SOEs in wake of Finmin attacks
In financial markets, once trust is broken things tend to happen very quickly, sometimes all it takes is a single lender to declare that it is heading for the exit to trigger the financial equivalent of a nuclear explosion.
Zuma’s breathtaking hypocrisy: Hawks prepare graft charges against Gordhan.
This time the Zuma-loyal Hawks are preparing corruption charges against Gordhan relating to the employment of an executive at the SA Revenue Services. Zuma says he is “powerless” to stop it. The hypocrisy is breathtaking.
Gupta Media’s questions after “Biznews fingered” by Indi – and our response
Alec Hogg received an email yesterday from Gupta Media reporter Sipho Jack, requesting a response to allegations about a conspiracy to discredit Iqbal Survé.
After SARS and SAA, Gordhan is not backing down again. It’s Zuma’s move.
The EFF has called on finance minister Gordhan to reconsider his decision to not present himself to the Hawks, even though the party believes he is innocent.
Pravin Gordhan: No President Zuma, I won’t “present” myself to the Hawks
South Africa is once more on the brink of a Nenegate abyss after President Jacob Zuma’s fiercely loyal arm of the police service, the Hawks, demanded that the country’s respected Minister of Finance Pravin Gordhan present himself tomorrow morning. Here is his statement on the matter.