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Nadya Swart
In an open letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa, former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela reminds the President that “all policies, including Covid-19 regulations, must comply with the constitution”.
Since staging a recovery against the odds in mid-May, the rand continued to strengthen, breaking below R17.00 to the US dollar early on Wednesday.
Sasol’s share price sparked as South Africa eased its Covid-19 lockdown to Level 3 on 1 June 2020, but analysts remain skeptical.
Piet Viljoen of RECM and one of the last purists in respect of value investing discusses Tiger Brands’ decline and massive brand erosion over the last decade, capitalism and investment prospects if the SA economy recovers.
Don Bosman, legal expert and Senior Director at Klagsbrun Edelstein Bosman Du Plessis, provides valuable legal insight into debt relief measures provided during the Covid-19 lockdown.
John Dludlu, Chief Executive of the Small Business Institute, asks government to apply a risk adjusted approach in reopening the economy.
From banks to landlords, Ocean Basket’s Grace Harding discuses the different responses and levels of support the restaurant industry has received.
Founder of Forensics for Justice, Paul O’Sullivan and his long-time second in command, Sarah-Jane Trent, discuss their fight against corruption in South Africa.
Gavin Hudson, CEO of Tongaat Hulett, believes Barloworld’s call of a material adverse change event is premature. He, however, remains positive that the deal will go through.
Directors of the Racing Association, Mike de Kock and Charles Savage, discuss the devastating impact of Covid-19 on the horse racing industry in South Africa.