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Letters to the editor
Elise Burns-Hoffman has been an MTN customer for approximately 22 years, in spite of her entire family having moved to Vodacom.
The Association for the Monitoring and Advocacy of Government Pensions, (AMAGP), has once again outdone itself with impeccable logic in a polite protest letter.
As civilised and gentlemanly as this letter is, its authorship and from whence it comes, when combined with its content, make it essential reading.
Steadfastly refusing to recite the creed of the angry no-longer-advantaged South African, the Rev Melt van der Spuy, gives the ANC and President Cyril Ramaphosa credit where credit is due.
With the dominant discourse on South Africa’s financial distress revolving around the ANC’s policy uncertainty too little attention is paid to the price we’re paying for what began as Outcomes Based Education.
Rhodes University Professor Emeritus, Pierre Faure, picks up on a vastly under-ventilated suggestion addressing the crippling State and corporate corruption; offer conditional amnesty to speed up the daunting mop-up operation.
The audit profession enjoys protection through their services being legislated by government. Imagine the use of blockchain based technology to decentralise their auditing activities?
There’s more than one side to a story, and in this letter, an ex-colleague of Lamberti’s defends the well-known business leader’s reputation.
Is the new SAA CEO capable and does he have the muscle to bring about all of the changes necessary that are based on sound business and not political principles?
There’s no doubt that Viceroy’s report on Capitec last week has been met with strong rebuttals from senior figures in South Africa’s financial sector.