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4 February 2012
                       
 
 
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19 Jan 2012
 
 
Nigeria protests up pressure to reform oil
UNREST
A week of protests over fuel prices has put Nigeria's government under more pressure than ever to make good on long-unfulfilled promises to reform its notoriously inefficient and corrupt energy...
 
 
02 Sep 2011
 
Companies need to stay ahead for the future
Black Economic Empowerment
Professional services company KPMG has warned South African businesses that the current employment
 
 
07 Apr 2011
 
 
 
Daily podcast – April 7, 2011
PODCAST
A healthy economic recovery in South Africa requires more than the consumer, and business investment will be needed to create some symmetry, Absa Capital head of research Jeff Gable said, Passports...
 
 
06 Apr 2011
 
PPPs can help close infrastructure gap but no silver bullet − KPMG
INFRASTRUCTURE
Public-private partnerships (PPPs) might have the potential to solve some of Africa’s considerable infrastructure backlogs, but should not be seen as a silver bullet, advisory firm KPMG said on...
 
 
01 Feb 2011
 
Miners have ‘wait-and-see’ approach to climate change
CLIMATE CHANGE
The global mining sector is largely adopting a “wait-and-see” approach to climate change actions, with only a few companies implementing sustainability measures while others cite the lack of a...
 
 
18 Oct 2010
 
Shilowa removed as Cope chief whip
CONGRESS OF THE PEOPLE
Congress of the People (Cope) deputy president Mbhazima Shilowa has been removed from his positions as the party's chief whip and accounting officer, Cope announced on Monday.
 
 
30 Jul 2010
 
SA’s hosting of FIFA World Cup brought economic benefits
POST WORLD CUP
The hosting of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, which has pumped an estimated R93-billion into the local economy, has rebranded South Africa and created a favourable climate for direct foreign investment...
 
 
07 May 2010
 
Proposed customs penalty system too harsh?
Tax, Customs and Excise
The draft Customs Administrative Monetary Penalty System and the Excise Administrative Monetary Penalty System are more comprehensive and aggressive than previous guidelines, says auditing, tax and...
 
 
 
                       
 
 
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