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Discussion how the state capture inquiry came to an abrupt halt

This week on Editing Allowed, Peter Bruce and the panel of editors discuss how the state capture inquiry came to an abrupt halt thanks to the Hawks’ surprise entrance. They also take a look at allegations leveled at Naspers as well as developments at Steinhoff.

6 Dec 2017 27 min

Editors discuss President Zuma's change of heart backing ANC candidate

On Editing Allowed Hilary Joffe and the panel of editors discuss President Jacob Zuma's sudden change of heart when it comes to backing a candidate at the ANC elective Conference and making fiscal decisions… via media releases. They also unpack developments at Eskom and SARS and debate whether the 90…

29 Nov 2017 27 min

Hilary Joffe and the panel of editors talk Zimbabwe and the developments

This Week on Hilary Joffe and the panel of editors talk Zimbabwe and the developments since the military took over and examine the effects for South Africa. They also delve into some of the big news stories making headlines this week

22 Nov 2017 27 min

Xolisa Phillip discuss the latest political turmoil unfolding in Zimbabwe

Xolisa Phillip, News Editor at Business Day leads the panel of editors as they discuss the latest political turmoil unfolding in Zimbabwe since Tuesday evening. The panel also discusses the Heher Commission report -and whether its recommendations are viable. They also take a look at Eskom’s liquidity issues and Cyril…

15 Nov 2017 27 min

Cyril Ramaphosa's slate being criticized

On Editing Allowed this week Hilarly Joffe and the panel of editors debate Cyril Ramaphosa's slate being criticized, are corporates justified for turning to tax havens as government burns through cash and is the surprise thumbs up for the SARS inquiry by President Jacob Zuma just a way to keep…

8 Nov 2017 28 min

Taking Finance minister Gigaba's mid-term blanks for another round

This week Peter Bruce leads the panel with in-depth discussion on the midterm budget. They also discuss further effects and after effects of Gigaba's decisions and involvement with SOEs, touching on the fact that South Africa cannot afford large-scale nuclear projects and that Cyril Ramaphosa is rumoured to be in…

1 Nov 2017 27 min

In-depth discussion on the midterm budget

On Editing Allowed this week Peter Bruce leads the panel with in-depth discussion on the midterm budget. They also discuss further effects and after effects of Gigaba's decisions and involvement with SOEs, touching on the fact that South Africa cannot afford large-scale nuclear projects and that Cyril Ramaphosa is rumored…

25 Oct 2017 27 min

Business editors talk cabinet reshuffle

Hilary Joffe leads this week's panel as they debate and discuss the stories that are driving South Africa’s news agenda.

18 Oct 2017 28 min

Firms cutting ties with KPMG and the SARS shortfall

On Editing Allowed this week Rob Rose and the panel of editors talk about firms cutting ties with KPMG and SARS shortfall. They also engage on the IMF cutting it's growth forecast, the meaning of JSEs record highs, McKinsey's delay tactics in re-paying Eskom and McKinsey's links with Standard Bank.

11 Oct 2017 28 min

Talking the McKinsey, Trillian, Transnet and Eskom deals

On Editing Allowed this week, Hillary Joffe leads the panel of editors as they take a closer look at the McKinsey, Trillian, Transnet and Eskom deals

4 Oct 2017 27 min

Editors discuss Gigaba's PIC coffer talk

On Editing Allowed this week, Ron Derby and the panel of editors take a closer look at Gigaba’s assertions that there is no plot to raid the PIC’s coffers. They also discuss what this means for SOEs.

27 Sep 2017 27 min

Where to next for KPMG?

Hillary Joffe leads this week’s panel as they debate where to next for KPMG. They also discuss the suspension of Mkuseli Apleni, the DG of Home Affairs DG and delve into the details of the ANC’s decision to take Herman Mashaba to court.

21 Sep 2017 28 min