LETTER: Say which of these facts are not true
Aninka Claassens invites Supra Mahumapelo to point out which facts are not trueLETTER: Expropriation issues
In 2013 I made a comprehensive presentation on the draft bill to the house, where its broad principles were positively endorsed
LETTER: Reimagine energy
Unimaginative measures that reflexively revert to 20th century mind-sets can only yield the disastrous outcomes we’re battling to undo
LETTER: Eskom sneers at us
Is there any reason why we should not have more transparency and engagement from the government, Nersa and Eskom on energy decisions?
LETTER: Congo power cheaper
Please remember if the twin Koeberg nuclear reactors had been built by Jan van Riebeeck, we taxpayers would still be paying to store and guard its high-level radioactive waste
LETTER: Promises and blame
I am so tired of rhetoric, insults and, frankly, lack of simple vision from all political parties
LETTER: Ruin lies in 51% figure
The 51% BEE requirement has been primarily responsible for the demise of the Zimbabwean economy, the final nail in its coffin
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- LETTER: Eskom must turn down this ‘gift’
- LETTER: Who will stand up for civil rights and rule of law?
- LETTER: Flexible power system
- LETTER: ANC dead in the Bay
- LETTER: Zimbabwe’s divisions
- LETTER: Eskom is powering up consistently
- LETTER: Ills started with Mbeki
- LETTER: SA youth hold power in their vote
- LETTER: Dr Claassens is unfair
- LETTER: No word of Meintjes?
- LETTER: Support our NGOs
- LETTER: Fewer laws, more jobs
- LETTER: Populist remarks have little to do with Eskom’s structure
- LETTER: Cosatu’s ominous fall
- LETTER: ANC party is over
- LETTER: SABC election ploy
- LETTER: Eskom’s bad attitude
- LETTER: Apartheid’s over, now let’s move on
- LETTER: How do whites atone?
- LETTER: Apartheid before Nats
- LETTER: Path to farm success open to youth
- LETTER: Evidence for sugar tax
- LETTER: Mandela spoke for all
- LETTER: Ignorance of the past
- LETTER: Outsourcing is logical
- LETTER: Blame ANC, not whites, for failures
- LETTER: Boris will pull UK out
- LETTER: SABC coverage ironic
- LETTER: The will of the people
- LETTER: A rushed protector?
- LETTER: Watch nonexecutives
- LETTER: Sole organising rights
- LETTER: Free and fair access
- LETTER: Bluen is satire, surely
- LETTER: SAA delay is poll ploy
- LETTER: Strikes are collusion
- LETTER: Malan article disgusts
- LETTER: Regional equity ruling
- LETTER: It is not all doom and gloom in SA
- LETTER: World leaders wanted
- LETTER: Brexit like Nenegate
- LETTER: Rethink on electricity
- LETTER: Flawed expectation
- LETTER: High demands risky
- LETTER: Telkom messed up
- LETTER: Adspend plan can only lead to abyss
- LETTER: Writers, reconsider
- Leon Louw slipped date rape drug at conference banquet
- Zuma says he's going to ‘crush’ the DA and no speaker can call him to order
- Opinion polls show ANC losing control of major metros after polls
- SAA needs whole new board, says Pravin Gordhan
- The entire SABC board needs to be fired and a new one hired
The Third Umpire
Disgraced former Fifa head Sepp Blatter, who now claims to have personal experience of the draws for European football competitions being fixed. So he knew about this and didn’t kick up a fuss? And he insists he is clean!
PPC CEO Darryll Castle has pulled out all the stops since taking charge to try to keep the cement maker afloat, but Deloitte’s disclaimer on the group’s ability to continue as a going concern comes as a cruel blow.
Now that wasn’t so painful, was it? Collapsing the Pick n Pay pyramid control structure won’t change the Ackerman family’s control of the group, but has already unlocked billions of rand in value for Pikwik shareholders.
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