27/02/2023
Business has carefully considered the latest developments at Eskom. Our response is informed by the concern we have about the… continue reading
22/02/2023
BLSA expected the country’s fiscal trajectory to weaken given the Eskom debt transfer and while SA’s high debt level is… continue reading
09/02/2023
It’s important for government to limit the use of the extra powers it has granted itself purely to address the… continue reading
15/12/2022
BLSA is extremely concerned that international support for SA’s just energy transition might now be at risk if a change… continue reading
01/12/2022
BLSA will continue to stand resolutely in support of the rule of law and we call on all stakeholders in… continue reading
01/12/2022
E2 looks forward to more beneficial partnerships in 2023 that will help make South Africa good for business, and business… continue reading
01/12/2022
In the first six months of 2022 an average of 1,143 kidnappings a month were reported to the police; this… continue reading
01/12/2022
According to the crime stats, from 1 July 2022 to 20 September 2022, there were 6 149 hijackings.… continue reading
01/12/2022
The recent crime stats show that housebreak-ins are the most common crime experienced by South African residents.… continue reading
01/12/2022
The GBV situation in the country has reached boiling point and all South Africans together with NGOs, the police and… continue reading
28/11/2022
The large geographical footprint of the private partners enables countrywide collection of real-time incident data.… continue reading
26/10/2022
BLSA welcomes the 2022 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) tabled today by Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana that affirms the country’s… continue reading
13/10/2022
Short term solutions can create unintended consequences in difficult industrial relationship situations, especially if inflation remains elevated for some time,… continue reading