AFTER THE BELL: Whether Boxer or the ANC, succession planning separates strong institutions from fragile ones
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Justin Galloway’s appointment as Boxer’s CEO suggests continuity, while the ANC’s failure to identify Cyril Ramaphosa’s successor risks a bruising succession battle before 2029.
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