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Floundering corporate South Africa - is restoring a financial distressed company to solvency achievable?
5th December 2023 With continued stage 6 loadshedding, a logistics crisis at our ports costing the South African economy R100-million per day, and with rampant... →
Demystifying debt collection: A clear and concise explanation
21st November 2023 The colloquial “cash is king” is a testimony to the importance of a healthy cash flow in a business, and even though most business transactions are... →
South Africa to miss 2030 emissions goal as it keeps coal plants burning
By: Reuters 9th November 2023 South Africa will miss its binding 2030 carbon emissions targets under the Paris climate agreement, three senior government officials confirmed, as... →
GOOD: Brett Herron: Address by GOOD Secretary-General and MP, during today’s debate on the Railway Safety Bill, Parliament, Cape Town (24/10/2023)
24th October 2023 Corruption, mismanagement, and an organized crime syndicate targeting copper and scrappable materials…These are the root causes of the railway’s... →
Government assurances needed for egg importers to step up to the plate
23rd October 2023 The ongoing egg shortage crisis requires immediate legislative intervention and assurances for importers to step up and plug the gap on shelves,... →
Planning and consultation are key to avoiding conflict over securing permits
6th October 2023 Companies wishing to explore for oil off South African shores have already encountered resistance. Planning ahead, engaging with local communities... →
South Africa gives go-ahead for TotalEnergies to drill offshore
By: Reuters 3rd October 2023 South Africa's environment ministry has given the go-ahead for TotalEnergies to drill offshore for gas and oil, after rejecting an appeal from more... →
Breaking New Ground: Shaping a Successful Future for Mining
19th September 2023 Based on more than 500 interviews with mining decision makers across the globe, our whitepaper ‘Breaking New Ground: Shaping a Successful Future... →
