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Big business is the obstacle: Vavi
16/5/2013 15:09
Big business is the obstacle: VaviBig business is the greatest obstacle to the growth of small business in South Africa, Cosatu general-secretary Zwelinzima Vavi said on Thursday.
Acsa appoints two new directors
17/5/2013 15:32
Bongani Maseko and Maureen Manyama-Matome have been appointed managing director and financial director at the Airports Company SA (Acsa) respectively, it said on Friday.
‘Drop the spaza shop mentality’
16/5/2013 16:24
Property practitioners’ president says black business should break out to change the path of history
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Acsa appoints two new directors
17/5/2013 15:32
Bongani Maseko and Maureen Manyama-Matome have been appointed managing director and financial director at the Airports Company SA (Acsa) respectively, it said on Friday.
 
Unions, officials under attack: Numsa
17/5/2013 14:44
Attacks on Cosatu unions and its officials should be taken seriously, Numsa president Cedric Gcina said on Friday.
 
‘Drop the spaza shop mentality’‘Drop the spaza shop mentality’
16/5/2013 16:24
Property practitioners’ president says black business should break out to change the path of history
 
Depressed consumers impact negatively on retail sales growth
16/5/2013 15:49
Latest retail survey results for the first quarter of 2013 released by Ernst & Young and Bureau for Economic Research (BER) revealed that trading conditions continued to deteriorate and the growth in retail sales volumes slowed further
 
Big business is the obstacle: VaviBig business is the obstacle: Vavi
16/5/2013 15:09
Big business is the greatest obstacle to the growth of small business in South Africa, Cosatu general-secretary Zwelinzima Vavi said on Thursday.
 
Cabinet urges Num, Amcu to resolve disputeCabinet urges Num, Amcu to resolve dispute
16/5/2013 11:41
Cabinet urged rival unions the NUM and Amcu on Thursday to resolve a dispute which has led to renewed labour unrest at Lonmin's Marikana platinum mine.
 
Amplats miners to stop work from Thursday nightAmplats miners to stop work from Thursday night
16/5/2013 11:28
Miners at Anglo American Platinum operations will stage a work stoppage from Thursday evening over proposed job cuts.
 
Trade conditions improveTrade conditions improve
15/5/2013 15:15
Trade conditions improved faster than anticipated in April, the SA Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Sacci) said on Wednesday.
 
Lonmin's mine workers strike for second day
15/5/2013 7:41
Workers at platinum producer Lonmin's Marikana shafts continued a wildcat strike for a second day on Wednesday, a union official said.
 
Retail sales growth for March expected to take a knockRetail sales growth for March expected to take a knock
14/5/2013 17:40
Retail sales growth results for March 2013 is schedule to be release on Tuesday by Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) expected to take a knock. The first quarter results follows a disappointing growth in key economic indicators such as manufacturing, mining and credit during the month, despite a su
 
Retail sales growth for March expected to take a knock
14/5/2013 16:10
Retail sales growth for March schedule to be released Wednesday afternoon by Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) are expected to take a knock
 
Village Main to shut loss-making gold operationsVillage Main to shut loss-making gold operations
14/5/2013 16:07
Village Main Reef, South Africa's smaller gold producers, said on Tuesday it would shut "non-profitable" operations at its Buffelsfontein mine.
 
Gas a 'game-changer' for SA: DamesGas a 'game-changer' for SA: Dames
14/5/2013 12:41
Gas can be a "game-changer" for South Africa in the power sector, Eskom CEO Brian Dames said on Tuesday.
 
Companies shift profit centres: GordhanCompanies shift profit centres: Gordhan
14/5/2013 12:19
Too many big companies are shifting their profit centres to parts of the world where they can avoid paying tax, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said
 
Lonmin tempers pay hopes ahead of union talksLonmin tempers pay hopes ahead of union talks
14/5/2013 10:49
Platinum miner Lonmin, at the centre of violent South African strikes last year, will tell unions to curb expectations of forthcoming wage talks, warning that it remains under pressure despite reporting forecast-beating first-half earnings.
 

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