Visa chaos at Home Affairs causing major headaches
Failure to get foreign internationals their working visas issued correctly and timely has made SA a less investor-friendly country.
Beyond the headlines, glimmers of hope
Business is under no illusion about the scale and urgency of the problems SA faces, Eskom being just one of them.
SA SMEs optimistic about revenue growth and new investments in 2023
SA SMEs optimistic about revenue growth and new investments in 2023 Despite severe challenges, businesses in the country have an appetite for growth that surpasses global trends. 69% of companies in H2:2022 (up from 59% in H1:2022) are expecting an increase in...
BlueRock subsidiary Kareevlei enters into voluntary business rescue
BlueRock subsidiary Kareevlei enters into voluntary business rescue The board of Aim-listed BlueRock Diamonds’ principal operating subsidiary, Kareevlei Mining, has resolved to place the company into voluntary business rescue owing to excessive indebtedness. Kareevlei...
Railways and ports exempted from power cuts under state of disaster
The government has published the state of disaster regulations, exempting critical infrastructure
There are still ‘reopening trades’ out there
Where companies are in better shape than before the pandemic…
Administration as a mechanism for reviving stalled real estate projects
Business rescue offers distressed real estate companies an opportunity…
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