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Public Policy

Standard Bank Group CEO Sim Tshabalala has called for an urgent review of South Africa’s regulatory framework, which he says is limiting economic growth.

Opinion

Unlocking the next chapter in US–SA investment

Public Services

South Africa cannot afford to wait for the next crisis to usher in the next concession to business
Something remarkable has happened to South Africa’s public services over the past few years. We have, piece by piece, even if reluctantly, opened the door to private sector participation in ways that would have been unthinkable a decade ago.

Community Development

The Challenge: Gender-Based Violence and domestic volatility are not just social issues; they are primary disruptors of workforce productivity, community safety, and the Social Licence to Operate for multinationals in South Africa.

BUSA UPDATE

BUSA–ILO survey on Climate Regulation and Business Implications .
As South Africa advances the implementation of the Climate Change Act and related policy measures , it is important that business experiences and practical constraints inform ongoing policy discussions and advocacy .
We would appreciate your support in circulating the survey to your member companies or reminding them to complete ...

BUSA UPDATE

The Portfolio Committee on the Insourcing Bill, a Private Member's Bill introduced by Ms Maotwe, MP, seeks to address the adverse impacts of outsourcing and the over-reliance on private contractors.

U.S - Africa Relations

US Investment Accelerator

U.S - Africa Relations

The US is running out of patience with the South African government, which has not addressed five demands the superpower made to smooth relations between the two countries.

Opportunity

At Mondelez International, we have the opportunity and responsibility to unlock better, faster and more responsible ways of producing the world’s most beloved snacks.

30% Tariffs

Incoterms. No one ever thinks about them, but if you had exported to the USA under the Deliver Duty Paid (DDP) incoterms and paid the “Liberation Day” tariffs, Christmas has come early for you.