Marius Fransman says he was not to blame for the ANC’s poor performance in the Western Cape
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F Greyling misses a much more important inconsistency in columnist Jonny Steinberg’s article in praise of affirmative action (Really, Mr Steinberg? March 8).
While it was dishonest of Mr Blatch to fake the votes, he did so with the intention of ensuring that the best candidate (in his opinion) was nominated.
The problem with affirmative action as it is practised in this country is that it operates in defiance of the meritocratic outcome.
Michael Fridjhon
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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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