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Contrasting realities: How Namibians pity South Africa – John Endres - Biznews
Earlier this week I had the opportunity to travel to Namibia. It was an eye-opening experience: Namibians − citizens of a country with one twentieth of the ...
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Letter: Land grab an AGOA threat - Business Day
Much concern has been expressed about how South Africa’s geopolitical posturing might influence its future participation in the US’s African Growth and ...
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A hegemon crumbles! – will the ANC survive after decades of parasitic policies? - Business Brief
The African National Congress (ANC) is imploding. The productive energies of private enterprise have long been suppressed under the party’s hegemonic rule. ...
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IRR challenges overreach into community schemes as BEE looms as key 2024 issue
The IRR has over recent weeks written to prominent stakeholders in the community schemes economic sector about the concerning remarks by Minister of Human ...
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Letter: Prescribed assets risk - BusinessLIVE
It is no surprise that the issue of prescribed assets, which arises in SA from time to time, has been raised by the ANC in an election year (“Asset managers to ...
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Why job creation is the wrong policy: Ivo Vegter - Biznews
All political parties have promised, one way or another, to create jobs. They’re all misguided.
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GABRIEL CROUSE | Finance minister should disclose BEE premiums - TimesLIVE
Finance minister Enoch Godongwana is scheduled to deliver the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) on October 30, a potential watershed moment. This ...
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Cut VAT, trim the state and help the poor - Polity
Few things undermine economic growth as profoundly as excessive taxation and ineffective government spending. This is a palpable reality in South Africa.
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Affirmative action failures: Malaysia’s warning for South Africa - Biznews
Affirmative action in Malaysia has failed to uplift the poor – and South Africa is now experiencing the consequences for the same mistake.
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Letter: SA’s big need for capital and low potential to attract it - Business Day
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s address to the World Economic Forum (WEF) put forward an upbeat picture of a country on the move, bravely tackling the inhibitors ...
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