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Barrie Terblanche
Generating power from waste
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Barrie Terblanche
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27 Mar 2014
Deep in the industrial boondocks of the Cape Flats there are signs that small businesses could shake off the dead hand of Eskom.
Unpacking the draft rules of empowerment
Article
Johann Barnard
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Barrie Terblanche
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19 Oct 2012
Changes to the BEE codes will affect all small businesses
What is Walmart’s R200m worth?
Article
Johann Barnard
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Barrie Terblanche
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19 Oct 2012
Local companies may be in for lucrative opportunities to supply the multinational retailer
Lawyers lick chops at labour rules
Article
Barrie Terblanche
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20 Apr 2012
The jury has been out on whether the new set of labour-broker laws will benefit thousands of temporary workers, but litigation will soar.
Google lures small business online
Article
Barrie Terblanche
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23 Mar 2012
A new service on Google has emerged and makes it easy to build professional-looking websites for free, which comes in handy for small businesses.
Not much for the little guy to celebrate
Article
Barrie Terblanche
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24 Feb 2012
Some small businesses are likely to benefit from minor tax tweaks but there is no relief on the jobs front.
Conflict reigns in the workplace
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Barrie Terblanche
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24 Feb 2012
An increasing number of workers have turned to the law to solve disputes with their employers.
Mining SA’s foreign ‘deal sweetener’
Article
Barrie Terblanche
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20 Jan 2012
Local engineering firm lands Scottish mine contract with finance from a state-owned company.
Cash-strapped owners blame Sars
Article
Barrie Terblanche
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6 Jan 2012
South Africa's tax structure leaves smaller companies dangerously out of pocket, they say.
‘Redeployed’ officials behind export crackdown, says customs
Article
Barrie Terblanche
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23 Dec 2011
A modernisation programme to digitise local export processes may lie behind the puzzling clampdown that has left local food exporters reeling.
Exporters ‘robbed’ of tariff-free status
Article
Barrie Terblanche
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15 Dec 2011
Small food exporters are reeling after an inexplicable clampdown by customs and excise on their goods to Europe.
Entrepreneurs ‘ageing and dying’
Article
Barrie Terblanche
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2 Dec 2011
New research paints a picture of the dwindling number of buyers willing to take on the difficult life of a factory owner.
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