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Bad policy choices, poor governance, weak leadership are wrecking SA’s economy
19th June 2023 Poor policies and bad governance are everywhere: from electricity and logistics to local government and deteriorating confidence in mining... →
I’ll somehow re-emerge in the mining sector at some point in the future, says Baxter
By: Martin Creamer 13th June 2023 I’ll somehow re-emerge in the mining sector at some point in the future, outgoing Minerals Council South Africa CEO Roger Baxter said on Tuesday,... →
National Logistics Crisis Committee to tackle transport emergencies in parallel to reform agenda
By: Terence Creamer 13th June 2023 The National Logistics Crisis Committee (NLCC) will adopt a two-pronged approach to addressing the rail, port and road crises currently undermining... →
Lack of policy execution stymies government bid to improve country’s economic situation – Mashatile
By: News24Wire 12th June 2023 The government's biggest challenge in improving South Africa's waning economic situation is failing to implement policies. This is according to... →
Fundamental economic reforms gathering pace, Ramaphosa says
By: Tasneem Bulbulia 12th June 2023 The latest report from Operation Vulindlela, a joint project of the Presidency, the National Treasury and other key government departments,... →
SA’s economy going nowhere slowly
12th June 2023 If we want our economy to grow, we should stop repeating the policy errors of the recent past and we should demand better governance, argues Ann... →
COSATU welcomes the Treasury’s withdrawal of its ill-conceived proposals for a three-year exemption of Eskom from disclosing irregular, fruitless, and wasteful expenditures in its Annual Financial Statements
8th June 2023 The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) welcomes the Finance Minister, Enoch Godongwana’s withdrawal of the National Treasury’s... →
The ANC undermines the poor
8th June 2023 Democracy is not just about elections. It is also about everyday practices, and democratic governments engage their people democratically,... →