A legal battle over South Africa’s Legal Sector Code has reignited debate over transformation, ownership targets and procurement rules in the legal profession
It’s a platform for practitioners in the built industry to come together to discuss and provide solutions to the challenges the industry faces
Business Unity South Africa’s chief executive has accused the organisation’s president of throwing the lobby under the bus in a meeting with the president
BLSA on Eskom investigation: ‘We don’t go out of our way to meddle”
‘It is absolutely unfair and uncalled for to use that kind of language for somebody who tried their best to get the utility out of the mess it is in’
Eskom’s blame game falls flat when one looks at the facts and figures behind the utility’s failure
Power utility plans to move to stage three rolling blackouts from Wednesday
Saftu and NUM leaders warn that load-shedding will cause devastating job losses and scupper economic recovery
Given the slow pace of change in mining and other sectors, some analysts have raised concerns that the ruling will cause empowerment efforts to unravel
Medical aid schemes and businesses will help the government with the cost of acquiring enough vaccines for the South African population to achieve herd immunity
Tshegofatso Mathe spoke to people in the South African business world about structural racism in our economy, and what must be done to overcome it
If they don’t stop doing business with the Imperial CEO, companies could face boycotts
The deputy president is in Johannesburg discussing ‘radical economic transformation’.
The Black Business Council says it has plans for ‘impartial’ alternative to Moody’s, S&P and Fitch
The proposed Bill would have increased scrutiny of the bank accounts of "prominent individuals", including himself.
Some Black Business Council affiliates are miffed about its public show of support for the president.
The Black Business Council says it should have been invited to give input on "South Africa Inc" at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland.
The Black Business Council (BBC) could take the government to the Constitutional Court over a procurement process it believes to be unfair.
The Black Business Council says regulating rather than banning labour brokers would be a preferable solution to the controversial situation.
Black business wants a bigger slice of government spend, though not necessarily at the expense of white business, the Black Business Council says.
