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Tito Mboweni: No more cash for the State Capture Commission Finance Minister Tito Mboweni allocated R63 million for the State Capture Commission in October 2020 and had made it clear that this was to finish its work Finance Minister Tito Mboweni is closing the money tap for the State Capture Commission. Mboweni has announced that he will not be authorising any more money for the commission, which has already received the green light for a three month extension. The finance minister made the comments during a virtual question and answer session which followed his Budget Speech on Wednesday, 24...

Gigaba wants state to pay R1m in legal fees for Zondo Commission Former Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba is unhappy with the State Capture Commission for not replying to his request to cross-examine witnesses Former Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba is set to appear before the State Capture Commission in March 2021, and intends lawyering up, particularly as he has been considered a key facilitator in the alleged looting that took place under the tenure of former president Jacob Zuma. The legal fees will undoubtedly cost Gigaba a pretty penny but the former minister and African National C...

zagonostra >How Poverty Makes Workers Less Productive – NPR Princeton psychologist Eldar Shafir. Poverty, they find, is like a parasite, consuming mental energy that could be put to more beneficial use…The authors conclude that giving workers cash upfront helped alleviate the mental burden of their financial problems and freed them to be more productive Planet Money -THE ECONOMY EXPLAINED. My, my, I haven’t visited this sector of the alternative universe in years, since I stopped listening to NPR news. I can still hear echoes of the irritating, puerile sounding narrator’s voice. I eve...