Like all organizations, boards need leadership. It can come from a CEO, but often it comes from a Chairman or a board member who steps up and provides leadership without being named or titled as such. The board is tasked with governance. The Board doesn’t run things, but it governs who runs things and how […]
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he understands history as a struggle among giants for honour and for power. His interventions in the economy are a quest to give influence to those he feels are owed it, but have never had enough of it. He has invested a lot of his time over the past few years giving sway and wealth
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The Minister of Trade and Industry Dr Rob Davies said on 8 May this year that the findings of a technical task team set up to “explore the appropriate balance between active (direct) and passive (broad-based schemes) ownership” would make its recommendations to him within 30 days. via it-online.co.za Well, well, well. It doesn't mean
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Vodacom is also required to invest R10bn in fixed-line infrastructure in the next five years and ensure it meets black economic empowerment criteria. The commission found that the proposed transaction is likely to substantially lessen or prevent competition in the mobile services market, hence the stringent conditions. via www.techcentral.co.za Perhaps we now can understand why
In her judgment‚ Judge Wendy Hughes said there had been a material dispute since 2012 as to whether the agreement was amended and extended to April 30 2015. Ms Hughes said: "From the outset it is clear to me that Mahlalela did not adhere to section 217 (1) of the Constitution in that the extension
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n theory, the process of generating new legislation or updating regulations incorporates a number of measures intended to avoid the creation of bad law. In cases where there could be adverse economic consequences this process should involve careful assessment of the economic effect of the regulations or law under consideration. It is now common cause
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"The argument was littered with elaborate theatrics which insulted the intelligence of the South African people," said Mr Naidoo. Ultimately a court would decide whether the reasons were cogent or not. via www.bdlive.co.za I used to think Zuma is a moron. As it turns out he isn't, the South African public and the balance of
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BBBEE is not a choice or "nice to have". It is an essential tool to democratise SA’s economy in an orderly, constitutional way. It is also an investment by firms in growing their businesses and the economy. via www.rdm.co.za Written by one ONKGOPOTSE JJ TABANE who styles himself as some sort of a BEE consultant
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The African National Congress (ANC) thinks Eskom should sell some equity to pension funds to improve its cash flow, said Enoch Godongwana, who heads the ANC’s Economic Transformation Committee. “In order to address Eskom’s cash-flow situation, we need to mobilise funding from the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) and the retirement in return for equity,” Godongwana
