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outh Africa today spends about 1% of its gross domestic product (GDP) on defence, in comparison to the global average figure of 2.5%, reported auditing and consultancy firm Deloitte on Tuesday....
South African companies are taking the lead globally in voluntarily committing to the United Nations Global Compact, with twelve companies becoming signatories in the current 2013 financial year....
An independent investigation, conducted earlier this year, found that there was no evidence to support any of the claims made, and that have since re-emerged, that employees of SANRAL or its...
The battle against corruption took a step forward over the weekend when two associates of Stellenbosch University’s (SU) School for Public Leadership (SPL)...
The growing number of infrastructure projects in South Africa, and the rest of Africa, as well as the need to attract investment have increased the pressure for timely and cost-effective delivery...
If the leading countries participating in the seventeenth Conference of the Parties (COP 17) negotiations do not make a firm decision to have a second commitment period, following the first phase...
South African companies should be aware that business is being given an opportunity to engage in global climate change negotiations not only as an observer, but through stakeholder programmes and...
The newly drafted Protection of Personal Information (POPI) Bill, which will be promulgated in September, will affect the way in which the media deals with its sources and may increase the...
The business world is currently debating the Protection of Personal Information Bill. Advisory firm Deloitte director for tax and legal affairs, Dean Chivers, explains more about this Bill, which...
Despite the concerns surrounding the new Companies Act, No 71 of 2008, and the lengthy period to finalise it, the aim of the Act is to make business proceedings easier, says global accounting and...
African economies could, and had to, boost tax collections and reduce their reliance on aid, Jean-Philippe Stijns, an economist at the Development Centre of the Organisation for Economic...
Global accounting and consulting firm Deloitte has mixed feelings about the publication of the Customs Administrative Monetary Penalty and the Excise Administrative Monetary Penalty System,...
The proposed carbon dioxide (CO2) vehicle emissions tax, which will come into effect on September 1, would now be implemented as a specific tax and not as an ad valorem tax, the National Treasury...