in brief

− Speaking at the Financial Planning Institute Professionals Convention, political commentator Justice Malala said President Jacob Zuma did not “tell anyone that he was going to have a reshuffle – he informed and moved out”. The latest Cabinet reshuffle, Zuma’s second this year, saw the axing of long-time Zuma supporter Blade Nzimande, general secretary of the South African Communist Party, thereby threatening the future of the tripartite alliance. − Edgar Pieterse, South African Research Chair in Urban Policy and founding director of the African Centre for Cities at the University of Cape Town, says the number of protests and the rise of antiracism sentiments and movements demonstrate that South Africansg the country’s current urban sprawl trend maintains spatial divisions and the resulting township poverty traps. − The Russian Embassy in South Africa…

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Finweek - English (Digital) - 1 Issue, 02-nov-17

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