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Nampak, ‘Beware the Ides of March’
Are your shareholders and lenders all on the same page in this very tough macroeconomic environment?
The cost of keeping SA Inc’s lights on
The JSE’s R220bn real estate investment trust (Reit) sector, whose earnings are already squeezed
‘Hydrogen Valley’ in South Africa could be a $9 billion light in the growing dark
While ‘Hydrogen Valley’ may not necessarily provide immediate direct support
Business has a powerful role to play in fixing SA
What’s the quickest way South Africa can become a competitive and successful nation?
Business rescue requires a will to survive
One cannot rescue a company if you are simply following a legal procedure.
Construction sector liquidations up 32% in 2022
Construction sector liquidations increased by 32% in 2022…
Can Tongaat Hulett be saved?
Can Tongaat Hulett be saved? Tongaat has two options: sell assets, or find a white knight to throw a bucket...
Transnet wants to hand over its key Durban to Joburg line
Transnet hopes to create a shortlist of potential outsourcing partners for its JHB to DBN corridor
Companies’ stark choice: produce power or perish
SA companies are forfeiting “expansionary” investment to position for future growth to undertake “sustaining” capital investment
SA ‘not close to breaking point at all’
The country doesn’t belong to the government, it belongs to us. And we need active citizenry to do things together,
Stop pointing fingers at government and just ditch Eskom, says Michael Jordaan
If big energy users took these [solar] solutions, SA could be having “better times in six months”.
President urged to sack Prasa board and hand over passenger rail
Prasa is now bankrupt, with billions lost to corrupt deals, including trains too big for the tracks.
Amid state bungling, resilient South African firms stand tall
SA comes in at 21 of 31 countries on Swiss Re Institute’s economic resilience index. While trailing developed countries,
An energy crisis is seeping into SA’s food supply
Severe power cuts are now threatening food and water supplies and disrupting the lives of millions of people, including chicken farmers.