Azar Jammine: KPMG, McKinsey furore is already hitting SA’s economy
Azar Jammine assess the KPMG/Gupta fallout, concluding that the damage is already being seen in SA’s currency which is reflecting a further decline in investor perceptions.
Azar Jammine assess the KPMG/Gupta fallout, concluding that the damage is already being seen in SA’s currency which is reflecting a further decline in investor perceptions.
The FSB department of market abuse found no insider trading activity ahead of the recall of former finance minister Pravin Gordhan.
London PR firm Bell Pottinger bit off more than it could chew when accepting £100,000 a month to legitimise the Gupta capture of the South African state.
When Helen Zille met with fellow Christians at a ROTOP (Round Table of Prayer) meeting in Cape Town recently, she wore her heart on her sleeve.
Those who crudely gambled on capturing the South African State are examples of this reality. Their malfeasance is easily exposed by keener minds.
President Jacob Zuma will meet with business leaders to discuss the country’s credit-rating downgrades and his surprise cabinet reshuffle.
Foreign investors have been buying South African banking stocks on the back of the cheapest valuations relative to emerging-market peers since 2011.
Opposition parties, headed by DA leader Mmusi Maimane, will lead a march against state capture to the Limpopo Provincial Treasury on Tuesday.
The head of South Africa’s Treasury, Lungisa Fuzile, has asked to leave his post at the end of this month, a year before his contract runs out.
If Jacob Zuma’s audacious, externally initiated gamble of firing the incorruptible Pravin Gordhan and Mcebisi Jonas succeeds, then South Africa faces a very bleak future.