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Illegal mines harbour criminals and are an environmental threat - Vimarsana News

Illegal mines harbour criminals and are an environmental threat

In light of the formidable challenge posed by illegal mining, a question arises: How many years can South Africa realistically expect to sustain key commodities such as gold, coal, iron ore and platinum group metals?

AGOA: Business reps calls for calmer tones on Israel-Palestine conflict - Vimarsana News

AGOA: Business reps calls for calmer tones on Israel-Palestine conflict

While America has been firmly standing by Israel in its retaliatory attacks on Gaza, South Africa’s government has been calling for a ceasefire and unapologetically declaring it stands with the people of Palestine.

Source: ewn.co.za
Cosatu's Losi says decent work must be at core of SA deals struck at AGOA Summit - Vimarsana News

Cosatu's Losi says decent work must be at core of SA deals struck at AGOA Summit

This as labour and business pledge support for government’s efforts to ensure South Africa retains its AGOA benefits.

Source: ewn.co.za
Africa aiming to have Agoa renewed for 10 more years, says Ebrahim Patel - Vimarsana News

Africa aiming to have Agoa renewed for 10 more years, says Ebrahim Patel

Trade and Industry minister Ebrahim Patel says South Africa is ready to roll out the red carpet for the United States ahead of the 20th African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) Forum taking place in Nasrec, Johannesburg next week.

Taxi bosses, the construction mafia and political murder: The violence entrepreneurs challenging business and the SA State - Vimarsana News

Taxi bosses, the construction mafia and political murder: The violence entrepreneurs challenging business and the SA State

As the extortion economy pioneered in KwaZulu-Natal spreads, companies have to cope with a complicit state, mushrooming ‘business forums’ and limited economic space for assimilation.