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Madonsela asked to investigate e-tolling contracts
Public Protector Thuli Madonsela has been asked by the Democratic Alliance (DA) to investigate the Gauteng e-toll collection contracts, including a possible link to suspected arms deal corruption.
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No need to buy e-tags, can reclaim money, says OUTA lawyer
There is no obligation to buy e-tags at the moment and those that did should be entitled to reclaim amounts spent and return their e-tags to the SA National Roads Agency, according to a lawyer involved in the matter. It is also likely the entire process will be put on hold for more than three months, despite the government only delaying for one month while they investigate further.
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Sacci March BCI 95.7 vs February 99.5
Business confidence, as measured by the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Sacci), declined slightly to 95.7 in March from 99.5 in February.
Pan African commences civil work on tailings plant
Lonrho fourth quarter net profit GBP0.7m vs GBP3.0m loss
Lonrho plc, which describes itself as a conglomerate aligned with the growth of Africa, on Wednesday reported a net operating profit from continuing operations of GBP 0.7 million for the final quarter ended December compared to a GBP 3.0 million loss in the same period in the prior year.
Cosatu, Metrorail to address transport problems
Metrorail and the Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) in the Western Cape committed yesterday to working together to solve the problems bedevilling public transport in the city.Endless discussion a luxury SA can no longer afford, says Absa’s Griffin
Outgoing chairman says coherent policy framework vital to long-term growthB-BBEE Amendment Bill to be tabled in May: Davies
The Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Amendment Bill will be tabled in May and should become an Act by the end of this year, Minister of Trade and Industry Rob Davies told a media briefing on Tuesday after a meeting of the Presidential B-BBEE Advisory Council.Rand Water interim profit up 19% to R465m
Water parastatal Rand Water posted a 19% increase in its profit to R465 million for the six months ended 31 December 2011.DTI pins growth, job creation hopes on latest IPAP
Government's department of Trade and Industry (dti) has pinned its hopes on an improved industrial policy plan to grow the economy, create jobs, and enhance industrialisation and competitiveness in SA.
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Safety culture needed in mines
Improving mining safety in SA is a growing concern, and in order to truly improve safety, mine management needs to foster a culture of safety, says Tjaart Minnaar, MD of OIM International.
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Pallinghurst joins with state in BEE project
The IDC and Pallinghurst CEO Brian Gilbertson and his colleagues have announced the formation of a new company, called Newco.
SARS revenue rises 10% to R742.7bn (With Videos)
The SA Revenue Service collected R742.7 billion in the tax year ended March 31 2012, the Minister of Finance Pravin Gordhan said on Sunday.
Government will lose wage fight this year, say economists
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan is going to lose the battle to cap the public sector wage increase this year, economists said on Wednesday.
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BRICS bank, dollar move not slap in face - Davies
The proposal for BRICS countries to set up their own development bank was for it to be a supplement rather than to replace or compete with either the World Bank or the IMF, says Trade & Industry Minister Rob Davies.
S&P downgrades outlooks for Eskom, DBSA
Standard & Poor's has revised the outlooks of the power utility Eskom and the Development Bank of Southern Africa from stable to negative.
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