Media Statement By The Minister of Finance, Mr Tito Mboweni
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The DTIC and DSBD Survey on the Impact of the Looting to Businesses Operations in the Country
The Department of Small Business Development (DSBD) in collaboration with the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic) is conducting a survey on the Impact of the Looting on Businesses Operations in the Country. The purpose of the survey is to determine the level of damage after the unrest in order to develop appropriate…
SA Moves to Lockdown Alert Level 3
Summary of the speech made by President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday 25 July 2021SA moves to LOCKDOWN LEVEL 3, with immediate effect. Curfew: 22:00 to 04:00 Social relief grant will be reinstated from August 2021 untill March 2022 – “the R350 is back”- watch out for the registration information. Gatherings: limited to 50 indoors and…
President Cyril Ramaphosa address on COVID-19 responses
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Has Your Small Business Been Affected by Looting and Riots?
Has your small business been affected by looting and riots? We would like to lend a helping hand in getting you up and running again. You are not alone, Sisonke! Let’s build our township economy kaofela! Fill in your details here:: https://forms.gle/y3DFrDciak2eQwdN8 Our endeavour with our partners is to assist with either stock, infrastructure or…
Business For SA Weekly Update: 16th July 2021
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The Future of Randburg We All Want – Online Meeting Replay
The Future of Randburg We All Want This is a recording of the online meeting held on Friday 16th July 2021. The meeting was hosted by Mr. Richard Ntjana, the President of RCCI and Ms. Linda Blackbeard, RCCI CEO. All stakeholders, security clusters, law enforcement agencies, business and community members at large were invited to…
Sapref oil refinery shuts down a third of South Africa’s fuel supply
On top of everything else, an economically destructive fuel shortage may be on the cards. South Africa’s largest crude oil refinery, Sapref, said on Tuesday it was shutting down and declaring force majeure on contracts in the face of the ongoing social unrest partly triggered by the jailing of former president Jacob Zuma. The Shell/BP…
Impact of violent protests on health services
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Your Business May Have Insurance Cover Against Damage Caused By The Riots
Sasria is a Non-life Insurance Company that provides coverage for damage to property caused by special risks such as politically motivated malicious acts, riots, strikes, terrorism and public disorders. Sasria cover is bought through insurance companies who are responsible for the administration of Sasria cover. If your business is insured, you should check if your…
Please Protect Our Lives, Economic Infrastructure, Property And Business
Press Release July 13 2021 The Small Business Institute (SBI) strongly condemns the wanton looting of businesses, destruction of vital economic infrastructure, burning of trucks and blockading of roads primarily in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng. We also call on law-enforcement agencies to urgently protect lives, property and businesses which have become the main target of the…
No-Go Zones for Vehicles
Current no-go zones for vehicles at 10h00 on Monday 12th July 2021 KZN Springfield Durban CBD Umkomaas, Umgababa N2 and R102 Mvoti Toll, Ballito M13 Westville R33 Paulpietersburg N3 between Harrismith and PMB PMB Brookside mall Escort and surrounding areas Stanger Ladysmith: R103, Peacetown, Roosboom, R616 Acton Homes, N11 Driefontein Gauteng R23 Germiston M44 Benoni…
SANDF To Deploy Soldiers In Gauteng And KwaZulu Natal To Assist Law Enforcement Agencies
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Alert Level 4 Infographics
SA remains on LOCKDOWN LEVEL 4 for another 14 days with most of the same rules in place. Lockdown date: 12 July to 25 July, after which the President will speak again. Curfew: 21:00pm to 04:00am Travel: No additional restrictions were mentioned Alcohol: No alcohol sales. All Prohibited. Schools remain closed until 26 July. Restaurants…
DA Shadow MMC on Riots and Vandalism in Johannesburg
DA Shadow MMC of Public Safety, Cllr Michael Sun, on ENCA this morning regarding the riots and vandalism in Joburg:
Violence On Our Roads, Looting Of Businesses And Damage To Property And Disruption Of The Economy
SACCI Media Statement Monday 12 July 2021 The South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SACCI) condemns in the strongest terms the looting of businesses, damage to property and intimidation and victimisation of people. Whilst the right to peaceful protest is one of the fundamental rights in our constitutional democracy, what we are experiencing now…
President Ramaphosa addresses the Nation on COVID-19
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Why You Can’t Compare Covid-19 Vaccines
In the US, the first two available Covid-19 vaccines were the ones from Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna. Both vaccines have very high “efficacy rates,” of around 95%. But the third vaccine introduced in the US, from Johnson & Johnson, has a considerably lower efficacy rate: just 66%. Look at those numbers next to each other, and…
TradeInvestAfrica
TradeInvestAfrica 7 JULY 2021 Featured Seeking equity partners for engineered quartz slabs processing business June 29, 2021 The project seeks additional investment (equity) partners to come onboard. A Business Plan is available to potential investors…. Read More Shongweni Game Reserve in KwaZulu-Natal seeks investment partners June 25, 2021 Competitive advantages have been identified to enhance the tourism…
TERS payments will be extended for industries hit by new Level 4 rules – Cosatu
Trade union federation Cosatu says an agreement has been reached to extend the Covid-19 Temporary Employer-Employee Relief Scheme (Ters) payments to workers and companies affected by the adjusted level 4 lockdown. This includes the liquor industry, tourism, and hospitality sectors. Business, labour, and the government agreed in principle to bring back Ters payments at the…
NDOH Circular: COVID-19 Vaccination of Non-professional Healthcare Workers in the Private Sector
The National Vaccine rollout is now well under way. While most Healthcare Professionals have been vaccinated, not all Health Care Workers (HCWs) have been vaccinated. The attached Circular sets out the process for registering and verifying a broad spectrum of HCWs. Please note, employers are obliged to supply consolidated lists of frontline HCWs who do…
Africa Business Opportunities
Are you interested in the Africa Business Opportunities below? We want to help you grow your business and investment in Africa. Register on our Africa Business Opportunities Dashboard to connect with the promoters or to make your own “call for business” FREE. Opportunities can also be viewed, unfiltered, on our website www.invest-in-africa.co or you can Login to the Dashboard to filter opportunities to match…
Fire Safety Requirements in the Workplace
With the recent fires in some of our public facilities, it has again highlighted the serious need to ensure compliance with the legislation to prevent loss of life, services, jobs and infrastructure. All of which we in South Africa can afford to lose. The law requires the employer to provide and maintain a work environment…
Stand A Chance To Win A 1962 Studebaker
Win a 1962 Studebaker in our lucky draw! Help LITTLE EDEN raise funds when you buy your tickets for only R200 per ticket to stand a chance to win a 1962-model Studebaker truck! By supporting our raffle. If you’re a fan of Vintage cars, this competition is a must! Enter the competition now and stand…
What to Expect from an Employment Equity Inspection
Thanks to EconoBEE for sharing this useful information! As we all know, the Department of Labour is constantly conducting inspections throughout the year with designated employers. These inspections are to ensure that the information submitted in the annual Employment Equity Submissions is correct and in line with the Employment Equity Act as well as the…
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