Gordhan's opponents pounce in the wake of Public Protector’s pension payout report (M&G)

Click here to read this message online. Free Edition 29 May 2019 Gordhan's opponents pounce in the wake of Public Protector's pension payout report Politics | Natasha Marrian The Public Protector has directed President Cyril Ramaphosa to take disciplinary action against Gordhan for violating the Constitution. (Gallo) The former public enterprises minister's critics have been lobbying hard to prevent his appointment to the Cabinet Modi victory secures illiberal, majority rule Analysis | Alf Gunvald Nilsen The Indian leader's party is backed by a Hindu nationalist movement and dominates Parliament Don't dismiss ANC's rural voters as ignorant Analysis | Eddie Rakabe Critics don't understand why citizens in the poorest provinces would still back the ruling party Deconstruct irrational debates in SA Analysis | Jason Musyoka White monopoly capital and the Zille privilege tweets are reasons we need logical discourse Where art thou, Ernst Middendorp? Sport | Luke Feltham The Kaizer Chiefs coach's absence was noticeable at the Carling Black Label Cup media event at Park Station on Wednesday afternoon Pregnant? Not on medical aid? You might be footing the bill to bring home baby Bhekisisa News | Bhekisisa team Women may be paying the price for decades' old concessions to the medical aid industry. Service delivery improves overall, but with stark inequalities — StatsSA survey National | Jacques Coetzee The survey found marginal improvement in access to services on average but with persistent inequality across provinces and demographics Gordhan: Mkhwebane's report 'politically motivated and riddled with errors' National | Franny Rabkin The former public enterprises minister wants the high court to set aside the Public Protector's report which found he had acted improperly No expectations on the Proteas may just be what they need Sport | Eyaaz Matwadia Instead of chokers, the team are being tagged as dark horses at this year's Cricket World Cup Advocates go toe-to-toe in Zuma case Politics | Niren Tolsi A letter purportedly proving that a high-level meeting took place in 2003 to discuss Jacob Zuma's prosecution is the latest twist in the case Premium content from M&G's Daily Edition: Subscribe to access this content Unsubscribe View online View PDF Pause Subscription

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