LETTER: Mbete’s advocate out of her depth
Linda Nkosi-Thomas, appearing on behalf of Speaker Baleka Mbete, stumbled on unaware and uninformedLETTER: FSB didn’t breach act
Financial Services Board has complied with legal requirement since it published its first report in 1991
LETTER: Maths backs nuclear
Capital outlay of storing renewable energy will be about three times the cost of nuclear programme
LETTER: State’s unlovely jobs
On current trajectory South Africa may have to adopt post-war Germany model of horrid jobs with pitiful wages
LETTER: Tax JSE transactions
Greed and short-sightedness of 100 CEOs breathtaking. Why not a 1% VAT on all securities transactions on the JSE?
LETTER: Many dams since ’94
Real question is why we still have 1-million people living on barren hillsides with no prospect of economic inclusion
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- LETTER: ANC prefers anarchy
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- LETTER: Post Office praise
- LETTER: How will Zuma pay?
- LETTER: Fewer mine jobs lost
- LETTER: Taxing tail-wagging
- LETTER: Africa’s holocausts
- LETTER: Democracy at work
- LETTER: Many factors in occupational choice
- LETTER: Emerging emergency
- LETTER: Russia cannot disguise its iron fist
- LETTER: Fix District Six claim
- LETTER: State’s language duty
- LETTER: Africa’s holocausts
- LETTER: Democracy at work
- LETTER: Many factors in occupational choice
- LETTER: Emerging emergency
- LETTER: Obsessively negative
- LETTER: Losing land to settlers
- LETTER: A lesson for students
- LETTER: Zuma tears SA fabric
- LETTER: Agoa deal is a vital gift
- LETTER: Degrees of confusion
- LETTER: Burma’s new democracy a farce
- LETTER: Charge the president
- LETTER: Nkandla backfires
- LETTER: Is SA heading for a national revolution?
- LETTER: Nation-building a vital talking point
- LETTER: Business alienated
- LETTER: Let go of the past
- LETTER: Furiously misleading
- LETTER: Not white supremacy
- LETTER: Ethiopia one up on SA
- LETTER: Act decisively on graft
- LETTER: Fix rand woes by voting out Zuma
- LETTER: Unhealthy proposals
- LETTER: Consider Ethiopia
- LETTER: SA’s clown politicians
- LETTER: #ZibiMustNotFall
- LETTER: Keeping a lid on costs
- LETTER: Racism and literacy
- LETTER: Winning at all costs
- LETTER: Bruce’s comment on Zalk’s review ‘dogmatic and depressing’
- LETTER: Reader presents tabloid-grade rumours as indisputable truth
- LETTER: Spanking as training is not violence
- LETTER: A role for unions
- LETTER: Zalk misstates object
- LETTER: Fairness and equity
- LETTER: Apartheid arguments rehashed
- LETTER: Ethiopia take is flawed
- LETTER: Step to mob rule
- LETTER: Theory of nothing
- LETTER: SA cricket still a force
- LETTER: Economic party over
- LETTER: Do not destroy constitutional values
- LETTER: Taxpayers left to stew
- LETTER: Slowdown is fishy
- LETTER: Getting a point across
The Third Umpire
Former Reserve Bank governor Tito Mboweni, whose appeal to the ANC to exercise caution on nationalisation, the nuclear power plan and land reform is well timed. The more people of stature to speak up now, the better for SA.
MTN CEO Mteto Nyati, for calling for Icasa to crack down on “freeloading”, over-the-top operators such as WhatsApp that are offering voice calls. Ag shame, is the duopoly starting to feel the heat from innovative competition?
There’s many a potential slip before a deal is finalised, but SABMiller chairman Jan du Plessis’s handling of AB Inbev’s takeover bid has so far been by the book, putting shareholder-interests before management’s.
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