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How to grow the informal sector
Author GG Alcock has solutions to grow the kasi economy
How mystery changes to a R350m VBS loan cost the PIC millions
VBS is bankrupt and was liquidated in November, after being placed under curatorship by the South African Reserve Bank in March 2018
Court victory for Ayo in PIC R4.3bn repayment case
The Pretoria high court ruled that the compliance notice issued by the CIPC in February to the PIC should be set aside
PIC commission to continue as key Ayo repayment court order expected
Key judgement affecting Surve-linked Ayo is set to be handed down on Monday, as PIC witness identities kept under wraps due to safety concerns
Acting Sars boss Mark Kingon’s term extended for the third time
Tito Mboweni will assist the president in ‘immediately commencing the process’ to appoint a new Commissioner
Former VBS CEO wants to challenge ‘bank heist’ report findings at ConCourt
The ‘Great Bank Heist’ report found that R1.9-billion had been looted from the mutual bank, implicating him along with at least 50 other individuals
Ramaphosa grants Sars inquiry two-week extension for final report
The commission, which was established in May and is chaired by retired judge Robert Nugent, was scheduled to deliver its final report by Friday
Cosatu warns jobs summit could be ‘damp squib’
The National Jobs Summit, on Thursday and Friday in Midrand, is being touted by President Ramaphosa as an avenue to address the rising jobless rate
Reserve Bank warned of ‘catastrophic’ impact if banks kept Gupta accounts open
South Africa’s ‘big four’ banks could have been locked out of the international payments system with ‘absolutely catastrophic’ results
Transnet board to consider reasons why CEO shouldn’t be suspended
The state freight and ports company served its chief executive Siyabonga Gama and two other executives with suspension notices last week
Engineering CEO apologises, keeps his job
The SAICE board has accepted Manglin Pillay’s apology for the comments he made in his column
Amcu warns Implats: Gloves will be off should job cut talks fail
Implats will need to consult with trade unions before going ahead with the plan to cut 13 000 jobs in the next two years