16/11/2020
By Busi Mavuso The opening of borders will give the hospitality and tourism industry a much-needed recovery boost.… continue reading
09/11/2020
By Busi Mavuso Watch for important research on the public sector wage bill being released today. It makes a detailed… continue reading
02/11/2020
By Busi Mavuso The economic recovery plan and MTBPS are, in effect, business plans for the country. What matters now… continue reading
26/10/2020
By Busi Mavuso It’s a big week for the country. The MTBPS has the potential to support a recovery in… continue reading
19/10/2020
By Busi Mavuso The economic recovery plan does a good job of setting out the issues that are constraining the… continue reading
12/10/2020
By Busi Mavuso The medium-term budget policy statement is the first real test of the credibility of government’s commitment to… continue reading
05/10/2020
By Busi Mavuso SA lost 2.2-million jobs in the Covid-hit second quarter and big companies have warned of thousands of… continue reading
28/09/2020
By Busi Mavuso With the new IPP bid window announced, we’re finally at the cusp of a real change in… continue reading
21/09/2020
By Busi Mavuso It was striking how much business could agree with labour and civil society groups at Nedlac on… continue reading
14/09/2020
By Busi Mavuso My confidence soared when the president showed last week that he’s willing to take responsibility and hold… continue reading
07/09/2020
By Busi Mavuso Why is the sense of urgency that government displayed at the onset of the Covid-19 outbreak missing… continue reading
31/08/2020
By Busi Mavuso How much more onerous will future loan conditions be if SA doesn’t address its creditworthiness?… continue reading
24/08/2020
By Busi Mavuso Corruption damages all spheres of society, from service delivery to investment, while it also guts economic growth… continue reading
17/08/2020
By Busi Mavuso This is the worst economic crisis of our lifetimes. Labour and business have presented detailed plans, but… continue reading
11/08/2020
By Busi Mavuso SA Breweries, Heineken and Consol Glass have frozen R13bn of investment. But that doesn’t begin to reflect… continue reading