Zwelakhe Mnguni from Benguela Global Fund Managers and Nesan Nair from Sasfin Securities talk to Business Day TV
But the government has shown it has no problems wasting great opportunities
Acting health minister says a programme of ‘co-ordinated walk-ins’ will begin to address demand for vaccinations from the 60-plus population group
Unclear if EFF leaders pitched up for a meeting to discuss wording of the proposed controversial amendment
The group says the disruptive effects of SA’s third wave are worse than the first two combined, except during the country’s initial level 5 lockdown
Schroders senior emerging markets economist David Rees talks to Business Day TV
As we seek to develop young people to prepare them for a digitised world and economy, we remember the sacrifices that came before
Responsible business is vital and the government should collect on the loans made to support Covid-stricken firms, says Julian Richer
The cyclist is one of two from SA who will start the Tour de France in Brittany on Saturday
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Finance minister Tito Mboweni will table the national budget next week and taxes are expected to be a focal point in the spending plan.
Business Day TV spoke to Sharon Smulders, project director for tax advocacy at SA Institute of Chartered Accountants (Saica), for some tips for the minister ahead of his address.
SA Institute of Chartered Accountants project director for tax advocacy Sharon Smulders talks to Business Day TV
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