[TOP STORY] Historic Rand Club faces closure over R1.6m rates bill

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‘The City of Joburg is, I think, essentially close to bankruptcy, if not bankrupt already. I think they are just trying to squeeze whichever institution it is that they can identify for as much money as they can,’ says Rand Club chair, Brian McKechnie.

25 Jul 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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