SAA and Outa closer to courtroom showdown over dodgy BnP Capital deal

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse says the airline’s response to its demand to halt the flawed transaction was ‘not good enough’

LAW MATTERS: When preliminary litigation obstructs justice

The availability of different legal options is supposed to serve the cause of justice, not frustrate it, writes Franny Rabkin

Fight black apathy about black business

SA’s history makes the call to support black entrepreneurship both just and necessary, writes Trudi Makhaya

VRROOM WITH A VIEW: Outstanding performance with looks to match

The Jaguar F-Pace ticks all the boxes, looks great and its ride is superb, writes Alexander Parker

BRAND COMMUNICATION: Young & Rubicam’s new leader looks to break down walls

Jason Xenopoulos’s immediate challenge will be to integrate Y&R SA’s disparate marketing arms into a single, centrally managed hub, writes David Furlonger

Is the short side right for you?

Get in when skies are blue, but then you need the storm clouds to arrive fairly quickly, writes Michel Pireu

To its detriment, Britain kept aloof from invisible republic

Britain was never a part of the ‘idea of Europe’ and never felt completely at home in Europe. Brexit was the final outcome of this incompatibility, write Gerrit Olivier and Michèle Olivier

Cell C not happy with minimum spectrum price

Cell C is concerned that the four spectrum lots allocated by the telecommunications regulator are not equally valuable

Executives resign as Edcon embarks on restructuring

Retail group bidding farewell to some members of its executive management team, and introducing new ones

Republican crown not yet on The Donald’s coiffure

Protests and plots threaten to upset an unconventional coronation, write John McCormick and Mark Niquette