Best of BizNews #1 – Andrew Donaldson: Asking RW Johnson why SA hasn’t much time left
This interview with RW Johnson was particularly well read and attracted many comments, both positive and negative.
This interview with RW Johnson was particularly well read and attracted many comments, both positive and negative.
Floyd Shivambu exposed why SA’s deeply compromised President Jacob Zuma acted the way he did – directly costing the country billions of rand.
We revisit the shock firing of former finance minister Nhlanhla Nene by then president Jacob Zuma, which sent shockwaves throughout financial assets sectors.
Just how close did South Africa come to entering the “financially suicidal nuclear power deal with Russia”? Karyn Maughan, co-author of Nuclear: Inside South Africa’s Secret Deal tells us.
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni was brought in as a stop gap measure after then-Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene abruptly resigned.
Pensioner funds at Transnet were used by the Gupta-linked Regiments Capital in 2015 to fund insider trading – based on the predicted firing of Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene.
Cyril Ramaphosa is caught in an intricate game of political chess as he seeks to stamp his authority on the government while maintaining a semblance of party unity before elections next year.
Respected economist Azar Jammine assesses Tito Mboweni’s appointment as South Africa’s finance minister.
It was sad to see the back of Nhlanhla Nene after all he did for South Africa, but in the spirit of good governance, a foreign concept in the Zuptoid world, it had to happen.
South Africa’s long-suffering electorate got something of a reprieve following the resignation of Finance Minister Nhalnhla Nene.