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Chinese car venture in Gqeberha shows little activity 7... - Vimarsana News

Chinese car venture in Gqeberha shows little activity 7...

Close economic and political ties have triumphed over national interests, business ethics and proper investment protocols as the South African government continues to keep mum despite the R11-billion Chinese auto investment at the Coega Special Economic Zone outside Gqeberha not gaining any tra...

Patel: WTO deal not first prize, but will help SA against new Covid variants - Vimarsana News

Patel: WTO deal not first prize, but will help SA against new Covid variants

A new WTO deal means South Africa and other developing countries can produce Covid-19 vaccines without the permission of patent holders.

Source: news24.com
Will this year's Sona deliver the harm-reducing liquo... - Vimarsana News

Will this year's Sona deliver the harm-reducing liquo...

The language in the ANC NEC’s January 8 statement is disturbingly similar to that of the alcohol industry in its failure to recognise the need to rein in the industry, which begs the question: Has the governing party lost the political will to deal with the country’s alcohol crisis?

SA economic conditions 'hostile' to small businesses: report - Vimarsana News

SA economic conditions 'hostile' to small businesses: report

Farming inputs, agro-processing as well as sin industries remain the most persistent in being highly concentrated.

Source: enca.com
2021-05 - Why forcing disclosure of wages and executive pay in SA is a good idea - Vimarsana News

2021-05 - Why forcing disclosure of wages and executive pay in SA is a good idea

26 May 2021 - Imraan Valodia Companies being required to go public with information about executive and workers pay packets is increasingly becoming the norm. Plans are afoot to make amendments to South Africa’s Companies Act that would require companies to report on wage differentials. This is the gap between executive pay and the lowest paid workers in the company. The announcement was made by South Africa’s Minister of Trade and Industry Ebrahim Patel. This is a significant development. And in my view, long overdue. The proposed change would go some way to address the challenge of ineq...

Source: wits.ac.za