Bruce Whitfield | What failing municipalities cost business. Plus: What is Nawty Water?

Asked you earlier, there was a biscuit company in 2013 with a BA contract that was sold. What was the purchase price for the biscuit company? Well, it was only one rand, actually. Yes, one rand. Audrey Williams, we spoke to her on the podcast about four or five months ago, and Eunice Nyobole bought Kylicha Cookies in 2013 for a rand. They did inherit two million rand with her debt, of course. And most people would have thought, well, that's a terrible deal. But remember, Whitey Basson?

Okay, Bazaar's one rand deal. The pace at which you can turn it around and rescue it is really at the core of it. And 13 years later, Kai Licha cookies are still being served on British Airways flights. The company has a second contract making private label shortbread in the UK market, two deals worth more than 1.4 million rand. It hasn't quite gone stratospheric like Shoprite, but my goodness me, a courageous move to save jobs in a really tough