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Herald stalwart meets final deadline - Vimarsana News

Herald stalwart meets final deadline

Much-loved journalist, defender of the underdog and mentor of young people Bob Kernohan has died.

Focus on local government is too narrow: Economic devel... - Vimarsana News

Focus on local government is too narrow: Economic devel...

Municipal councils are constitutionally mandated to deliver social and economic development for communities. Furthermore, councils are responsible for creating a safe and healthy environment. One area in which the latter filters through is via environmental impact assessments. Therefore, when a...

New Black Business Council leadership to revive plans f... - Vimarsana News

New Black Business Council leadership to revive plans f...

The new leaders of SA’s largest black business organisation have signalled their intention to intensify efforts towards a black bank, lobbying for the blacklisting of firms found guilty of fronting and addressing the design flaws in the black industrialists’ programme.

The politics of public wage negotiations exposes the fa... - Vimarsana News

The politics of public wage negotiations exposes the fa...

The shocking spectacle of the decline in public finances is only worsened by the pain being passed on to frontline workers. State departments are replete with projects and programmes which are a drain on the fiscus. Politicians and benefactors stand between these programmes’ inexplicable surv...

Africa needs to rise above the policy dilemmas confront... - Vimarsana News

Africa needs to rise above the policy dilemmas confront...

It is no secret that the Covid-19 outbreak is fast undoing the gains made throughout the continent, including in South Africa, over the past 20 years. Both the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have noted this developing trend in successive publications released since the onset of the pandemic. The distinguishing – or exacerbating — factor for the region is the scale and the depth of social policy, fiscal leverage and monetary policy buffers. More appropriately, the insufficient availability of these instruments has been fundamental in accelerating the adverse consequen...