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Unemployment Rises Despite Growth | Global Finance Magazine - Vimarsana News

Unemployment Rises Despite Growth | Global Finance Magazine

South Africa faces the conundrum of widening income disparities even in times of rising growth.

Source: gfmag.com
The brain drain can be South Africa's gain - The Mail & Guardian - Vimarsana News

The brain drain can be South Africa's gain - The Mail & Guardian

The departure of South Africa’s highly skilled individuals shows the value placed on South African skills and makes room for transformation

Source: mg.co.za
Government should've sold 100% of SAA, says economist - Vimarsana News

Government should've sold 100% of SAA, says economist

Government should've sold 100% of SAA, says economist By Tarryn-Leigh Solomons Share Cape Town - Efficient Group economist Dawie Roodt says while the announcement of the 51% sale of South African Airways (SAA) is welcomed, he believes government should have sold the entire entity. Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan on Friday announced that Takatso Consortium will acquire a 51% stake in SAA, while government will keep 49% shareholding in the new airline. Gordhan said Takatso would inject more than R3 billion into the deal. This comes after SAA has been in business rescue since December...

Source: iol.co.za
Beat the Eskom blues - Vimarsana News

Beat the Eskom blues

Load shedding can wreak havoc on a small business or in your home office.

Power cuts will further cripple Covid-hit businesses: Economist - Vimarsana News

Power cuts will further cripple Covid-hit businesses: Economist

An economist says peak night-time load shedding will hurt businesses that are trying to recover from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

Source: ecr.co.za