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Transnet looks to disposals to raise R50bn for maintenance
The proposal to dispose of some of Transnet’s assets to raise the R50bn needed for its maintenance backlog
Surprise growth in GDP will not bail out fiscus
While GDP growth is above consensus estimates at 0.6% in Q2, the reading is reflective of the fragile economic environment.
Transnet dagger pointed at the heart of SA’s economy
Transnet will knock 5% off GDP in 2023, on top of a negative 6% in 2022.
What EOH says about corruption and accountability
Corporate collapses on the JSE happen with alarming regularity. Some crumble into worthless heaps
New laws bringing big changes for businesses in South Africa – what you need to know
The new Companies Amendment Bill has been tabled before parliament
Over 900 South African businesses have closed in 2023 – but there is a silver lining
Stats SA data shows that the total number of liquidations decreased from 15.2% when comparing July 2022 and July 2023.
South African clothing retailers losing lustre in face of Shein juggernaut
South African clothing retailers losing lustre in the face of Shein juggernaut...
Betting on SA’s grand hotel recovery
With new hotels popping up, and confirmation that a new Club Med resort will be built soon near Durban
Bitter battle for sugar consortium demands answers from IDC over Tongaat Hulett sale
Tongaat’s business rescue practitioners announced that Kagera Sugar Ltd was selected as the preferred strategic equity partner.
Junior miner Salungano suspended from the JSE
Salungano Group announced its biggest subsidiary is facing both business rescue and liquidation today.
Arnot’s business rescue faces legal challenge
Mid-tier coal producer Ndalamo Resources is the front-runner to acquire the embattled Arnot OpCo coal mine.
Why is entrepreneurship so undervalued in SA?
Business Partners Limited finds less than one in 50 South Africans owns an established business.
‘Critical milestone’ as Nampak finalises most of its debt refinancing with lenders
Nampak has successfully finalised refinancing agreements with most of its lenders to escape from an unsustainable debt pile.
SME survivor’s guide: Businesses must be prepared for the unexpected
Research shows SA has one of the highest start-up failure rates in the world, with 70% to 80% of businesses failing within five years.
Talking About a Difficult Decision — When You Can’t Share All the Details
When you have to communicate a difficult organisational decision to employees
Tupperware’s Gauteng head office and distribution centre up for sale
Tupperware has placed its industrial property and head office in Brakpan on the market for an undisclosed amount
Finding the fat in the restaurant business
Load-shedding has driven people to more takeaways, but the outlets are run at a huge cost