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Resilience Needed To Fight The Effects Of Climate Change
The only way for modern cities to effectively handle climate change is through programmes to build resilience. Rodney Weidemann reports.
BMF Economy
Business confidence is flagging fast as the economy rapidly approaches crisis point, writes Duma Gqubule.
How Have Empowerment Policies Benefitted The Previously Disadvantaged?
Since the dawn of democracy, the government has implemented numerous empowerment policies in an effort to upscale previously disadvantaged communities. Tiisetso Tlelima reports on companies that have benefitted from the country’s transformation policies.
Municipalities To Benefit From New Project
A new project, funded jointly by the South African Local Government Association and the European Union, will help build capacity for several local municipalities.
Young Leaders In Action
SALGA celebrates the exceptional youth leaders in local government and commemorates the fallen youth of 1976. Lwando Njamela writes.
It’s Not How You Start…
Entrepreneurs may have the right idea and the will to succeed, but are often bogged down by lack of finance and critical business skills. Caiphus Kgosana investigates where entrepreneurs can find assistance.
The Debate Rages On
Of all the issues that swayed voters during South Africa’s 2019 general elections, none was as polarising as the issue of land, writes Jermaine Craig.
South Africa’s Greatest Shame
The ever-increasing rate of unemployment in post-democratic South Africa is both alarming and discouraging. Is there a solution? Asks Caiphus Kgosana.
Has Government’s Commitment To Empowerment Worked?
Government terminology and policy has moved from Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) to Broad-based Black Economic Empowerment (B-bBEE) over the years, but just how broad is the base of beneficiaries?
President Ramaphosa Announces New Cabinet
Newly-elected President of the Republic of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa recently appointed members of the National Executive.
SONA 2019
We begin this new year encouraged by the progress we have made, working together, in reviving our economy and restoring our country’s democratic institutions.
Address By President Ramaphosa At Mining Indaba
Our message to international investors is that we are taking practical measures to build an economy that is underpinned by inclusive growth, competitiveness and transformation.
Africa Teaching Africa
Busani Moyo looks at strides made on the African continent towards Agenda 2030 and how South Africa can learn from the progress made in other countries.
The New Industrialists
Soria Hay rounds up the proposed amendments to the Codes of Good Practice on B-bBEE.
Unlocking Communication Barriers
Mwangi Githahu reveals how a media and stakeholder engagement programme is equipping municipal leaders with communication skills to foster better relations with stakeholders.
Trends In Public Infrastructure Spending
Between 1998/99 and 2016/17, the public sector spent more than R2.7-trillion on infrastructure.
SALGA Labour Law Seminar
SALGA shared information on fair labour practice, labour relations management and performance management during the inaugural local government Labour Law Seminar.
Assisting Youth-Owned Businesses
Youth-owned businesses receive tailor-made business support and mentorship to grow.
Where Does SA’s Energy Future Lie?
With changing customer requirements, an increased focus on renewables and a desire for improved service delivery, the country’s energy needs are changing, and Eskom will need to change too if it is to remain a key player.
SAB — A Legacy Of Transformation
The South African Breweries (SAB) has a proud legacy of more than 120 years in South Africa, from its humble beginnings as a small trader in the dusty streets of Johannesburg to its place as one of the country’s leading corporate citizens.
