Teigue Payne

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SA car sales hinge on US decision

Article Teigue Payne - 20 Sep 2013

But Congress has good reason not to favour the extension of a one-way deal.

Co-ops could be a stitch in time

Article Teigue Payne & Irin News - 19 Jul 2013

Worker-run clothing factories have the potential to compete with regular companies.

Municipalities get green light to cut through surplus power’s red tape

Article Teigue Payne - 28 Jun 2013

Nersa says that municipalities may buy surplus power generated by small energy suppliers without getting a licence for each one.

Durban pioneers electricity scheme

Article Teigue Payne - 21 Jun 2013

But the municipality's plan for feed-in from small energy suppliers could be snuffed out by Nersa.

Top nosh grown from ground up

Article Teigue Payne - 14 Jun 2013

A dynamic NGO is helping landed communities take the agribusiness industry by storm.

Biofuel firms’ perseverence set to pay off

Article Teigue Payne - 5 Apr 2013

The announcement of the construction of two factories producing bioethanol from sorghum, costing about R1.6-billion each, appears to be imminent.

Farm-style estate plants growth seed

Article Teigue Payne - 28 Mar 2013

Eastern Cape development milks an existing dairy farm to lower costs and raise benefits.

Balfour stands, but fails to deliver

Article Teigue Payne - 22 Mar 2013

Despite its excellent location, investors are giving the Mpumalanga town a wide berth.

Labour policies trouble little enterprises

Article Teigue Payne - 8 Mar 2013

Despite the state supporting them in theory, small firms are battling in a tough environment.

Sappi scores on cellulose demand

Article Teigue Payne - 15 Feb 2013

The forestry giant has expanded aggressively to make itself the world market leader.

Textile labour leader does U-turn

Article Teigue Payne - 1 Feb 2013

Leon Deetlefs has switched sides and is working for companies that don't comply with bargaining council wage rates.

Labour: Bargaining council barneys

Article Teigue Payne - 18 Jan 2013

Three cases have challenged the ability of centralised bargaining to apply decisions to non-parties. Teigue Payne reports.

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Press Releases

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Itec serves up high-tech integrated surveillance system for family food company

special reports - 27 Oct 2020

The system includes facial recognition software and a thermal screening solution that will provide instant temperature screening of all employees

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Transport Month

[email protected] - 23 Oct 2020

An infrastructure-led recovery will help to stimulate demand in the South African economy, which is vital post the Covid-19 pandemic

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Limpopo’s Economic Recovery Plan to fight Covid-19 impact

special reports - 23 Oct 2020

Billions have been set aside to help farmers and industries get back on their feet as part of the Limpopo Socio-Economic Recovery Plan

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Disrupt the corrupt

special reports - 22 Oct 2020

Whistle-blowers should be seen as real heroes in the fight against corruption and we need a change in culture for this to happen

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Corporates: A force for good for a sustainable future

special reports - 20 Oct 2020

In order to see people and nature thrive what is required is a strong focus on partnerships – we cannot act alone anymore

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Combatting wildlife crime in Southern Africa activity annual programme statement (APS) No. 04

special reports - 20 Oct 2020

Concept papers are sought for implementating activities, for a multi-faceted programme that aims to reduce poaching and illegal trade in wildlife

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The financial decisions made during your life journey, and their impact on your retirement outcome

special reports - 19 Oct 2020

The longer you save towards retirement the larger your retirement savings are expected to be due to the effect of compounding interest

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In conversation with SA Reserve Bank Governer, Lesetja Kganyago

special reports - 16 Oct 2020

'Make interest rates zero and inflation goes up and then people save less – we need savings to fund investment in this country'