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[Daily Maverick] FIRST THING with JOHN STUPART Thursday, 18 May 2017 “Those who will not reason, are bigots, those who cannot, are fools, and those who dare not, are slaves.” George Gordon Byron STORY OF THE DAY [‘Radical Economic Gupterisation’: Another ‘bullshit’ ANC proxy battle]( By RANJENI MUNUSAMY After discovering how it was dangerous to throw around the term “radical economic transformation”, Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba told Parliament the ANC has not yet defined what radical economic transformation would entail. Well, it has only been under discussion for five years and it is used more as a crutch than a possible policy umbrella. Delivering the fifth annual Mapungubwe lecture on Tuesday, former Deputy Finance Minister Mcebisi Jonas warned that as the ANC’s 54th national conference approaches, it would become more difficult to subject the radical economic transformation discussion to “democratic public reasoning”. Policy positions are once again bound to become proxies for factions – particularly the one sponsored by that powerful family running the state. [Wits win PSL title]( The Clever Boys have won the 2016/2017 PSL title, a first in their 96-year history. Wits defeated Polokwane City 2-0 in the league's penultimate round, handing them an unassailable lead. Coach Gavin Hunt gave a tearful statement, saying: "A tremendous amount of hard work has finally paid off." With a R1-million first prize, this will be one hell of a weekend for the club. [Brazil's president recorded discussing hush money]( Brazil's President Michel Temer has apparently been recorded discussing hush money for a corrupt politician. A media group in Brazil announced their possession of the recording, which elicited calls for Temer's removal from office. Considering Brazil impeaches at least half a dozen presidents before breakfast, Temer's name added to the list could be nothing more than business as usual. [Ex-FBI director to head Trump-Russia investigation]( Former FBI director Robert Mueller will lead an investigation into alleged ties between President Donald Trump and Russia during the 2016 election race. Mueller was nominated by the Deputy Attorney-General. Trump immediately repeated his denial of any wrongdoing. Mueller, a widely-respected former director for 10 years after 9/11, will hopefully investigate unhindered. [Survey names over 28,000 medicinal plants]( A survey released from the United Kingdom has revealed that 28,187 species of plant life have medicinal value but are drastically under-utilised due to poor documentation. The study by Britain's Royal Botanic Gardens also noted that some 340 hectares of land are burned each year. While alarming, this is not necessarily a bad thing. Unless you're in Cape Town and it hasn't rained for half a year. — PICTURE OF THE DAY BY EPA/DANIEL SMORIGO A hand-out photo made available by the World Surf League (WSL) on 17 May 2017 of Kanoa Igarashi of the US in action during Round 5 of the Oi Rio Pro surfing event as part of the World Surf League in Saquarema, near Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.. IN NUMBERS 741 The weeks which “The Dark Side of the Moon” remained on the Billboard Top 200. From 1973-1988 FACTS OF THE DAY Today is International Museum Day. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is an ordained minister. FEATURED ARTICLES [Analysis: South Africa’s interregnum and the fight for the soul of SAPS]( [Analysis: South Africa’s interregnum and the fight for the soul of SAPS]( BY Marianne Thamm [What’s the urgency? Revival of decade-old proposal on human rights bodies raises questions]( [What’s the urgency? Revival of decade-old proposal on human rights bodies raises questions]( BY Rebecca Davis [Op-Ed: Radical Economic Transformation – a progressive structural change in the fundamental features of SA’s political economy]( [Op-Ed: Radical Economic Transformation – a progressive structural change in the fundamental features of SA’s political economy]( BY Mcebisi Jonas [SABC: Scopa MPs call for top SABC official's head over Hlaudi saga]( [SABC: Scopa MPs call for top SABC official's head over Hlaudi saga]( BY Marianne Merten [All the President’s Mendacity: Is Trump edging closer to a risk of impeachment?]( [All the President’s Mendacity: Is Trump edging closer to a risk of impeachment?]( BY J Brooks Spector [Op-Ed: Responses to protest must address people’s experience of powerlessness]( [Op-Ed: Responses to protest must address people’s experience of powerlessness]( BY M LANGA & D BRUCE [Reporter’s Parliamentary Notebook: The budget votes burst forth, but little new emerges]( [Reporter’s Parliamentary Notebook: The budget votes burst forth, but little new emerges]( BY Marianne Merten [GroundUp: Here’s where to find data on Cape Town’s water crisis]( [GroundUp: Here’s where to find data on Cape Town’s water crisis]( BY GroundUp [ISS Today: Somalia needs more action, less lip service]( [ISS Today: Somalia needs more action, less lip service]( BY ISS TODAY OPINIONISTAS [Radical Economic Transformation: Changing the economic landscape]( [Radical Economic Transformation: Changing the economic landscape]( A column by Vuso Shabalala [In the Name of Democracy: No Easy Solutions for the SABC]( [In the Name of Democracy: No Easy Solutions for the SABC]( A column by Rehad Desai — Weather BFN: min: 8° max: 22°, sunny CPT: min: 11° max: 20°, sunny DBN: min: 18° max: 23°, cloudy EL: min: 18° max: 22°, cloudy JHB: min: 6° max: 21°, sunny KIM: min: 9° max: 24°, sunny NLP: min: 10° max: 24°, sunny PMB: min: 5° max: 22°, sunny PE: min: 14° max: 20°, sunny PTA: min: 6° max: 21°, sunny Financial Data Oil=$52.23 Gold=$1,258.72 Platinum=$947.66 $=13.17 €=14.68 £=17.05 $/€=0.92 JSE All Share=54,001.94 DJIA=20,697.10 FTSE 100=7,503.47 [FORWARD THIS EMAIL TO A FRIEND]( Copyright © 2017 Daily Maverick, All rights reserved. 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