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Business Unity SA heads to court seeking declaratory order on mandatory jabs - Vimarsana News

Business Unity SA heads to court seeking declaratory order on mandatory jabs

Afternoon Drive host John Maytham chats to Business Unity South Africa CEO Cas Coovadia about the lobby group's court action.

Sasria gets R3.9bn injection – will pay 80% of claims up to R30m by end-October - Vimarsana News

Sasria gets R3.9bn injection – will pay 80% of claims up to R30m by end-October

Africa Melane interviews Business Unity South Africa President Bonang Mohale.

Business Unity SA: Govt communication on vaccines needs to be clear, consistent - Vimarsana News

Business Unity SA: Govt communication on vaccines needs to be clear, consistent

Business Unity SA: Govt communication on vaccines needs to be clear, consistent 2 July 2021 7:52 AM Share This: Business Unity South Africa vice president Martin Kingston says private sector has to work hand-in-glove with the public sector. There are growing calls from the private sector for government to allow companies to roll out their own vaccine plans. To date, the government has vaccinated 3,155,717 people since the beginning of the rollout. On Thursday, the government opened vaccine registration for people between the ages of 50 and 59. Bongani Bingwa speaks to Business Unity South Af...

Source: 702.co.za
No tax increases: A 'good news' Budget but SA not out of the woods - Vimarsana News

No tax increases: A 'good news' Budget but SA not out of the woods

No tax increases: A 'good news' Budget but SA not out of the woods 24 February 2021 7:17 PM Share This: 'We owe a lot of people a lot of money' says Tito Mboweni. Wide-ranging reaction to Budget 2021 on The Money Show. Compared to October last year we are in a much better situation, but our assessment from the Supplementary Budget time in June still stands: Our public finances are dangerously over-stretched. Tito Mboweni, Minister of Finance Gross loan debt will increase from R3.95 trillion in the current fiscal year, to R5.2 trillion in 2023/24. We owe a lot of people a lot of money.