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President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that Eskom would be split into three pieces – generation, transmission, and distribution – in a bid to turn things around at the struggling utility.
Those paying attention to such things will have noticed Biznews has upped its game in audio content.
In a way we can all understand, Magda Wierzycka unpacks what was going down at the PIC entrusted with managing the retirement savings of millions of State employees.
There’s a lot to be said for experiential exposure. Including the way it encourages an approach of striving to understand others before demanding to be understood.
There’s plenty to like about Clover as an investment. It’s great value even at a 77% premium the buyers have offered above the pre-deal share price.
Paul O’Sullivan is a long-time friend and associate of President Cyril Ramaphosa. DA leader Mmusi Maimane, who is attempting to tar Ramaphosa with the same brush as the Zuptoids and/or the Watsons, is not.
Vodacom’s teleconference on Friday, where execs fielded questions on the Please Call Me saga, should be required listening in every boardroom.
Correctional Services Minister Michael Masutha says his department is now reviewing the Bosasa contracts, but that Fraser will be heading up that probe.
McWilliams thinks that tolerant attitudes towards immigrants, women’s empowerment, and so on, cause economic growth, while the other authors suggest that economic growth causes tolerance.
The super bright young Victor Seanie (six distinctions in matric, then a CA and CFA) told the Lex Mpati Commission he was stepping forward to clear his name.