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CARTOON: Ramaphosa’s tricky juggling actFriday, July 29 2022
Source: BDliveSA - 🏆 12. / 63 Read more »
CARTOON: Ramaphosa’s tricky juggling actFriday, July 29 2022
Source: BDliveSA - 🏆 12. / 63 Read more »
National Treasury to absorb a chunk of Eskom’s almost R400bn debtRamaphosa's energy crisis plan provided no clarity on where Eskom will get the money Greatest trader of all time James_Alderson8 I never believe it until I experience it For a start i deposited R50,000 to test the waters in 7 days I got a return of R500,000, he's diligence and honesty is undeniable. Thank you once again James_Alderson8 Not National Treasury - taxpayers. Get it right - taxpayers fund this country. ie Taxpayers …again…saving everyone’s asses
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Fuel prices and load shedding march to disrupt traffic in PretoriaFuel prices and load shedding march to disrupt traffic in Pretoria TMPD has confirmed a list of streets where movement of traffic will be disrupted due to a planned fuel prices and loadshedding march tomorrow
Source: TheSAnews - 🏆 25. / 59 Read more »
Ramaphosa’s power plan is doomed to fail if BEE procurement requirements are not scrapped - South Africa TodayThe FF Plus requests President Cyril Ramaphosa and the Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Mr Ebrahim Patel, to abandon the specific regulations driving Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) to ensure that the most effective procurement policies and expertise are made available on merit to sustainably address the country’s power crisis. A lack of expert officials […] Agreed. This bloody BBBEE irritates the hell out of me...yet for majority 'approval' and pride we'll hang on to to this detrimental nonsense.
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Ramaphosa has a plan to revive South Africa’s economy – but there’s a snagSouth Africa’s government sought a series of commitments by labor unions and business, ranging from lower entry-level wages to an agreement to boost investment, as part of a plan to revive the nation’s struggling economy. I don’t believe Ramaphosa January will be too late Took him long enough ... Do we believe him ... Drop BBBEE.
Source: BusinessTechSA - 🏆 24. / 61 Read more »