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Little-known tax incentives boost business case for renewable energy

Little-known tax incentives boost business case for renewable energy
19 August 2019 / Chris Yelland and Mariam Isa
Businesses that have installed solar PV in the tax year, or are about to do so, stand to benefit.
Five things making headlines in South Africa today

Five things making headlines in South Africa today

Moneyweb / 19 August 2019
Court overturns Necsa board suspension, Please Call Me inventor expects more in compensation, driver demerit system is signed into law and more.
Greenpeace says SA is no 2 sulfur dioxide hotspot

Greenpeace says SA is no 2 sulfur dioxide hotspot

Paul Burkhardt, Bloomberg  / 19 August 2019
Two areas in the country are among the top-10 global emitters of the sharp-smelling gas.
Please Call Me inventor wants more than R10bn

Please Call Me inventor wants more than R10bn

Ray Mahlaka / 19 August 2019
Nkosana Makate heads back to court to challenge the R47m settlement offered by Vodacom.
Government sets up demerit system for drivers

Government sets up demerit system for drivers

Roy Cokayne / 19 August 2019
Outa is concerned the act could be used to force motorists into paying e-tolls.
Hey! Big Businesses! Pay your suppliers!

Hey! Big Businesses! Pay your suppliers!

Shawn Theunissen / 17 August 2019
Pay entrepreneurs on time, and make the need for legislation in this regard unnecessary.
South Africa’s construction industry could become safer. Here’s how

South Africa’s construction industry could become safer. Here’s how

Patrick Nwabueze Okonkwo / 17 August 2019
Uniform policies around health and safety management within the construction industry is lacking.
Old Mutual board throws jabs at Peter Moyo’s bid to censure its conduct

Old Mutual board throws jabs at Peter Moyo’s bid to censure its conduct

Ray Mahlaka / 16 August 2019
The 14-member board asks the High Court in Johannesburg to dismiss Moyo’s application to have its conduct declared in contempt of court.
Banks worried over new SA law giving clients debt relief

Banks worried over new SA law giving clients debt relief

Roxanne Henderson, Bloomberg / 16 August 2019
The banking industry, clothing retailers and the DA are opposing the bill.
Kholofelo Maponya demands opportunity to clear his name

Kholofelo Maponya demands opportunity to clear his name

Tebogo Tshwane / 16 August 2019
Says multiple attempts to appear before the inquiry were ignored despite serious allegations being made against him.
Public protector hit with second punitive costs order

Public protector hit with second punitive costs order

Mfuneko Toyana, Reuters / 15 August 2019
Mkhwebane's office ordered to pay 85% of costs of the DA and Casac.
SA debt ‘becoming uncomfortable’, but no bailout requested – IMF

SA debt ‘becoming uncomfortable’, but no bailout requested – IMF

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Olivia Kumwenda-Mtambo, Reuters / 15 August 2019
SA's debt approaches 60% of economic output.
Five things making headlines in South Africa today

Five things making headlines in South Africa today

Moneyweb / 15 August 2019
Choppies to exit SA market, Gold Fields results, who will take Eskom's top job, IDC results and more.
Ramaphosa’s dependence on the left stymies reforms

Ramaphosa’s dependence on the left stymies reforms

Antony Sguazzin and Nkululeko Ncana, Bloomberg / 15 August 2019
The president's lack of decisive action is stifling the economy.
PIC’s security swop in Steinhoff deal was sensible ‘at the time’

PIC’s security swop in Steinhoff deal was sensible ‘at the time’

Tebogo Tshwane / 15 August 2019
A few months after trading its security for funds, the share collapsed.
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