By now we've probably all read through the codes. If you're like me then you might concentrate on some codes whilst cursorily reading the others. I'm not much of a fan of ownership so I've not really read through that code, although I do find it extremely humorous that three pages have been devoted to […]
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EMEX must feel very strongly about my comments on their sustainability certificate because not only have they emailed me, but they have posted this explanation as a comment. THE EMEX NPO SUSTAINABILITY CERTIFICATE -A JOINT VENTURE BETWEEN EMEX TRUST AND VODACOM Dear Paul, with reference to previous correspondence herein kindly herewith some more information to
Dear Paul, We have noted, with interest, the comments you have posted on your blog with respect to the Emex NPO Sustainability Certificate. Emex is in the process of compiling detailed information, for your benefit, on the history and development behind the NPO Sustainability Certificate as well as its relevance within the South African market.
A reader sent me this certificate. I'm not sure whether I can tell you his name but he is a BEE consultant from Cape Town. What this certificate is, is something that the EMEX Trust (love that name) is issuing to charities – or at least one charity. It's a two year certificate that measures
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Mark Peach posted a comment a few days ago Paul, give me your opinion on this please. I have at the back of my mind something an ANC veteran once said to me: "don't always focus on what the Govet and the ANC says, look also at what they do without saying anything." I think
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