Business and unions are set to participate in an Operation Phakisa meeting from Monday next week
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Five years after being told to fix South Africa’s unconstitutional cannabis laws, the state has failed to do so
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A lack of coherence between government departments means little progress has been made in developing cannabis policy
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Poor departmental planning could explain why the widely touted special economic zones aren’t properly funded or up and running.
A new black empowerment policy shake-up aims to oust fat cats and tenderpreneurs once and for all from the procurement landscape.
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/ 24 February 2009
In what it described as a ”pro-poor” budget, the Western Cape provincial government on Tuesday promised to combat the threat of job losses.
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Hundreds of shebeen owners and workers marched to the Western Cape legislature in Cape Town on Tuesday in protest against proposed new liquor rulings.