Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by chair Dr Reuel Khoza and partner Dr Eugene van Rensburg
SA’s troublesome minerals digital portal is the focus of a six-month study whether to scrap it or fix it
Strategy will boost expenditure on exploration, department of mineral resources & energy says
Michael Avery talks to a panel about what SA's level 1 lockdown restriction might mean for business
SPONSORED | Summary of unaudited interim group results for the 26 weeks ended December 27 2020
The alcohol business takes far more than it gives through taxes, tourism and jobs
SPONSORED | FNB is rated as the top-performing SA brand in the 2021 Brand Finance Banking 500 ranking
Logicalis vice-president for global business development Mick McNeil joins Business Day Spotlight from Ireland to discuss tech trends
World Wide Worx reports that 38% of digitally enabled companies will allow staff to work remotely post the pandemic
About half of rights transfers and renewals remain bogged down in red tape as the mining industry clamours for urgency in bureaucratic processes
January numbers will be even worse because of the closure of beaches, says tourism council CEO Tshifhiwa Tshivhengwa
The Tourism Business Council of SA says this will reassure foreign tourists
Evan Pickworth asks ENSafrica tax executive Kazi Mbangeleli
Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Johann van Tonder, an economist at Momentum Investments
Sapa says cheap imports from Brazil, Denmark, Ireland, Poland and Spain create jobs in producer countries while stifling economic growth in SA
Surely even determined critics must be able to agree that the rebate is better than the zero-sum game of a decades-long deadlock
But they can be part of a package of measures to ensure we compete with imports, and that we export wherever possible
