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Ramaphosa on BEE: We must integrate black businesses in value chain at any cost
Speaking at the Inaugural Black Industrialists and Exporters Conference in Sandton on Wednesday Ramaphosa reiterated government's support for the policy.
President Cyril Ramaphosa took into account sector expertise, gender, age, diversity and provincial representation.
Competition Commission's Tamara Paremoer has explained why it made the historic move to block Grand Parade Investments' sale of Burger King SA to Emerging Capital Partners.
Businessman and former Bosasa consultant Kevin Wakeford testified at the state capture commission on 6 May 2021. #StateCapture #Bosasa #Agrizzi
Setting back the country with fake BEE compliance needs to be punished harshly, writes Yonela Diko.
Trade and Industry Minister Ebrahim Patel, together with the managing director of Coca-Cola, announced the agreement during a media briefing on Friday.
President Cyril Ramaphosa told Freedom Front Plus leader Pieter Groenewald that BEE was here to stay when he replied to questions in the National Assembly on 18 June 2020.
The union said the criminal complaint, which included perjury, was laid at the Lyttelton police station in Pretoria.
John Steenhuisen said while the DA recognises the importance of race in the country due to its history, it believes in organic transformation.
In the party’s sights are Tegeta, Optimum and Trillian following findings by the BBBEE Commission that they were awarded the Eskom contracts after misrepresenting their status or using fraudulent certificates.
Headline earnings per share (EPS) for the full-year ended March fell to 862 cents from 923 cents a year earlier.
First, it was Eskom, now the Freedom Front Plus is blaming delays in developing District Six on the ANC’s policies around black economic empowerment.
CapeTalk host Africa Melane spoke to the Black Management Forum about the DA’s alternative approach to black economic empowerment.
Thousands of white workers affiliated to Solidarity have begun their go-slow and picket demonstrations at Sasol plants against the new share scheme Khanyisa which they've criticised for excluding white workers.
The Solidarity union also said it will file a complaint to US regulators over Sasol’s 'discriminative' black share scheme.
The bone of contention is Sasol's newly-announced empowerment scheme, known as Khanyisa, in terms of which its black employees will get shares worth R500,000.
Earlier this month, some DA leaders made public their disagreement on the policy, with some claiming it was ditched.
DA leaders have spoken in different voices about the empowerment policy, with some saying it has been ditched while others say it hasn't.
Trade union Solidarity has been given the go-ahead to strike over this so-called black only shareholding scheme.