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Counting the cost of its defeat, ActionSA must decide whether splitting the opposition vote is the best use of its resources, writes DA’s Cilliers Brink.
South Africa’s inclusion in Fraser Institute’s 10 least attractive mining jurisdictions is an alarming wakeup call that we are moving in the wrong direction.
Back in the skies with a skeletal staff, SAA’s rehabilitation – after a decade of mismanagement and financial frolics – has begun.
Gerrie Fourie shares the back story to Capitec’s continued growth, highlighted by a 16% bottom line improvement since before Covid-19.
Purple Capital became a firm favourite among BizNews community members after CEO Charles Savage delivered an impressive keynote at BNC#1.
Over 90% of South Africa’s agricultural produce, worth about R12bn, is transported on South Africa’s dilapidated road network annually presenting a threat not only to the sustainability of business but life and limb. Agri SA has just released the results of its Rural Roads Report in which 311 participants across the five worst-affected provinces of the country made submissions.
Nothing is safe anymore in South Africa. In this case, it’s outright petty pilfering by those charged with handling our personal possessions in transit.
Motorists have been cushioned against rapidly increasing fuel prices by government’s slashing of the General Fuel Levy (GFL) by R1.50 in April and May.
In this interview with Alec Hogg, Warren Wheatley explains where his brainchild AltVest came from and how it all works.
For Heystek, the storm clouds have been gathering for quite some time and it doesn’t bode well for SA. Certainly, not as well as Adrian Gore would have us believe.