FSB’s move has created many more opportunities than expected, but black capital has not aggressively taken advantage of them, writes Phakamisa Ndzamela
BANTU Holomisa is among the finest of his generation. Your Unembargoed column (July 27) is a poignant pen portrait.
It tells in part how his well-timed intervention in the Transkei was one of the triggers of the eventual defeat of apartheid. As time heals, it is entirely within the realm of possibility that his path back into the political mainstream is being paved. His better years no doubt lie ahead.
Kiru Naidoo
Morningside
PetroSA chairman Nonhlanhla Jiyane. Leaked legal opinion indicates that the board’s bid to fire executives who were suspended following reports of a R15bn loss will fail due to the weakness of the case against them.
Former spokesman for the presidency Mac Maharaj, whose claim that he advised President Jacob Zuma to pay back some of the Nkandla money makes him come across as the proverbial rat abandoning a sinking ship.
Baron John Sewel, deputy speaker of the UK House of Lords, who faces the prospect of being the first peer to be expelled on the basis of a rule he introduced, after being filmed snorting cocaine off a prostitute’s breast.
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