The ABCSA (Australian Business Chamber of Commerce (South Africa)) has published their latest newsletter.
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Dear Member, Please find below the full 2017 Budget speech as well as the highlights, as delivered by the Minister of Finance, the Honourable Pravin Gordhan this afternoon in parliament. The following budget allocations to support economic growth over the MTEF are worth noting: R3.9 billion for small, medium and micro enterprises and cooperatives. R4.2…
This article was originally published on the Business For South Africa website: https://www.businessforsa.org/the-south-african-economy-needs-more-tax-interventions-to-mitigate-the-economic-effects-of-covid-19-in-south-africa/ April 21, 2020 by Banele Mngaza Kyle Mandy argues Even before COVID-19, South Africa was under severe fiscal pressure. It is now accepted that the economic fallout resulting from the outbreak will inflict long-lasting damage to the local economy. Small businesses, in particular, are…
Trade Conditions Remain Tight Trade conditions remained in negative territory in December 2019, but the seasonally adjusted Trade Activity Index (TAI) improved marginally to 44 – up by one index point and still below the 50-index level of unchanged conditions. Expectations for the next six months look better than the December trade conditions with the…
16 October 2020 B4SA WELCOMES RECOVERY PLAN, CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE IMPLEMENTATION Business for South Africa (B4SA), the alliance of volunteers formed to support the national response to combat and recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, welcomes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement of far-reaching plans for economic reconstruction and recovery. B4SA has spent a considerable time formulating an accelerated…
Call for Applications: Africa Youth SDG Innovation Award Application Deadline: 11th June 2023 The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), through its Subregional office for Southern Africa (SRO-SA) is organising a side event at the Fifth African Youth SDGs Summit tentatively planned for August in Lusaka, Zambia in collaboration with the Africa Youth SDG…
Below is the judgment handed down by the Pretoria High Court (the “Court”) on 3rd June 2020, declaring the Lockdown Alert Level 3, as read with the Lockdown Alert Level 4 Regulations, (the “Regulations”) unconstitutional and invalid. The Presidency media statement also appears below, for your information. In summary, the Court declared the Regulations unconstitutional…
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