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View Online Adriaan's top 10 reads of the day ADRIAAN BASSON, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Backdoor Bosasa deals have come back to bite former SAA board chairperson Dudu Myeni, who appeared in the dock of the Richards Bay Magistrate's Court on fraud and corruption charges on Friday. Myeni was arrested together with Trevor Mathenjwa, a former Bosasa executive. They were later released on R10 000 bail each. The man accused of killing father-of-two Hilton Pretorius in a bloody parking lot brawl in Klerksdorp earlier this month bolted out of the country shortly after Pretorius succumbed to his injuries in hospital. News24 earlier revealed that Wernich Botha left SA's borders while out on bail as his release was granted without conditions on his movement. New Springbok star Grant Williams made hi...

Waterfall City owner Attacq to maintain 80% dividend payout ratio as it invests in water, power View Online SA Money Daily The biggest business, economic and market news of the day. AHMED AREFF , BUSINESS DEPUTY EDITOR Capitec is more worried about Apple Pay and WeChat than SA competitors, says CEO Capitec CEO Gerrie Fourie says he's far more worried about  mobile telecommunications operators and digital payment offerings from multinationals like Apple and Samsung than local banking competitors.   "We are not only monitoring the South African [banking] players, we're monitoring the telcos and the international players," Fourie told News24 in an interview on the growing competi...