Sectors offering hope for growth
While the majority of sectors have been struggling to recover from the pandemic, the mining and broadcasting sectors are two that have managed to do well.
Be Aware – Let us all Phepha!
As a result of previous annual road accident trends, Braamfontein, Johannesburg, has seen the launch of the Phepha Campaign (which loosely translates to ‘be safe’ in isiZulu), at the Wanderers taxi rank, in early December.
Municipal Energy Resilience Project
The Municipal Energy Resilience project (MER) was developed following an amendment to Schedule 2 of the Electricity Regulation Act in 2020 which allowed for municipalities to generate their own electricity.
How to find financial success in 2022
As you reflect on the last two years remember to zoom in on the actions and behaviours, affecting your financial affairs, that you can actually change and control.
Travel Bans & the Economy: The road to recovery amid pandemic pressures
Almost two years after Covid-19 was first declared a global health emergency and pandemic, the travel and tourism industry is still trying to find its feet. Tourism is an important sector for the continent, as it provides income for the protection of natural areas, such as nature reserves and national parks, and creates job opportunities.
Building a firm foundation for sustained economic recovery
President Ramaphosa opened his letter to the nation on 8 November by referring to the first Investment Conference held in 2018 as part of the drive to raise R1.2-trillion in investment over five years.
What to Look Out for This December
International Human Solidarity Day is a special day geared towards celebrating unity in diversity, and raising awareness on the importance of solidarity between human beings.
How to avoid financial stress this festive season
The festive season is a time for celebrating with loved ones – but these celebrations can often cause financial strain on families. The period is associated with the creation of debt, as many South Africans extend themselves financially. And after more than 18 months of economic downturn, many citizens may find themselves yielding to the temptation to borrow.
GBV: National Council to lead the government’s response
The National Council on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide Bill 2021, which lays out the legal framework for establishing the National Council on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide, should be introduced to Parliament before the end of the financial year.
SA Employment Law Vs. Domestic Violence Act
While you, as the employer, cannot take much control over what happens in your employees’ home life and outside of the workplace, you can instil a culture of zero-tolerance when it comes to gender-based violence and femicide.