Zuma will make an 85% profit on his Nkandla home after repaying the state R7.8m (M&G)

Click here to read this message online. Free Edition 29 June 2016 Zuma will make an 85% profit on his Nkandla home after repaying the state R7.8m National | Phillip de Wet File photo of then-deputy president Jacob Zuma at his homestead in Nkandla on December 13, 2007. (Simphiwe Nkwali/Sunday Times/Gallo) And King Goodwill Zwelithini's decision to give title to those living on Ingonyama Trust land means the president can get the R51.5-million. As the UK plagiarises SA's past, we welcome a united Ireland and independent Scotland Analysis | Pieter-Dirk Uys Red flags are blowing in the winds of change as we head for the August municipal polls, so beware of complacency, warns Pieter-Dirk Uys. The Constitutional Court has accepted Treasury's R7.8-million bill for Zuma's non-security Nkandla upgrades News | Staff Reporter The Concourt ordered Treasury to determine a reasonable percentage of the costs which ought to be paid personally by President Jacob Zuma. National Freedom Party won't be up for August 3 elections after failing to pay IEC News | Fose Segodi The party's spokesperson Sabelo Sibugu said the NFP isn't broke, but missed the IEC deadline because of a leadership crisis within the party. ​ANC hasn't lobbied about public protector candidate, says parliamentary ad hoc committee chairperson Makhosi Khoza News | News24 Wire Makhosi Khoza said while she was an ANC member, she was only presiding over the process and would not make the final decision. Medical aid board says SA has no choice but to back NHI Bhekisisa News | Ina Skosana The industry body says the dwindling number of medical aid members means the government must act. OBITUARY: Adam Small had words and learning in his blood Arts and Culture | Darryl Accone A founder of the University of the Western Cape, Adam Small died at the weekend at the age of 79. Premium content from M&G's Daily Edition: Billions of rands have been spent on failed state-promoted co-ops – yet it still goes on Business | Johannes Wessels The government does not understand the basic principles that underpin co-operatives and is blindly ignoring their widespread collapse. Killer taxis took to the roads in 2005 – and the fight to remove them is still raging National | Athandiwe Saba Authorities have known about the vehicles for over a decade, but they are still being sold and they are still on the road. Master printer Legate has a pressing need to start a communal arts centre Art and Design | Kwanele Sosibo Lithography is the printmaker's bread and butter, but he wants to share his knowledge. Subscribe to access this content Unsubscribe View online View PDF Pause Subscription

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