Cape chamber of commerce
Cape Chamber of Commerce slams ArcelorMittal decision on Saldanha plant
The facility, owned by steel giant ArcelorMittal, is a critical economic driver in the West Coast town.
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Cape Chamber of Commerce welcomes Whitehead’s resignation
The chamber, however, said her resignation left many unanswered questions.
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Load shedding costs WC more than R3bn
The Cape Chamber of Commerce President Janine Myburgh said the losses could rise sharply if load shedding if implemented again.
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Zille’s progress in WC shows where SA could be without corruption, says chamber
The chamber's Janine Myburgh says this is more evident in the Auditor-General's figures on local government, where only 33 out of more than 250 municipalities achieved clean audits.
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Cosatu to push for speedy review of minimum wage
Cosatu’s Matthew Parks says the long delays in finalising the new minimum wage mean it must be reviewed as soon as possible to offset inflation and higher living costs.
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City of CT's proposed solar panel fine labelled 'excessive'
The Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry says the City of Cape Town’s proposed fine of R6,000 on residents who fail to register their solar panels is excessive.
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Cape Chamber of Commerce worried as businesses closed due to protests
On Friday morning a truck, three buildings, and several cars were set alight by protesters.
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Bus strike pain continues for Cape commuters
The nationwide bus strike affects the more than 300,000 Capetonians who make use of Golden Arrow and MyCiti busses.
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Cape Chamber to oppose proposed fuel levy in WC
The chamber says a fuel increase will be unfair and hard on the poor.
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WC drought crisis: Politicians' short-term thinking slammed
Cape Chamber of Commerce executive director, Sid Piemer says politicians are mainly interested in the here and now and election cycles.
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'N2 protests are damaging the economy'
Cape Chamber of Commerce President Janine Myburgh says it is not right that protests on the N2 are preventing people from going to work.
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Cape business community urged to save water
The Western Cape Government has declared the province a disaster area, as the entire region suffers the worst drought in decades.
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Cape Chamber of Commerce: Impact of extra holiday less than usual
It is reported that unplanned absenteeism costs the country nearly R20bn per annum.
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Metrorail vandals have upper hand - Cape Chamber of Commerce
The Cape Chamber of Commerce says that a new approach is needed to solve the problems facing Cape Town's rail service.
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City of CT criticised over traffic plans
A study has found Cape Town is the most congested city in South Africa.
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Metrorail arson attack 'was planned'
The Cape Chamber of Commerce says an arson attack at a Metrorail depot in Salt River was planned.
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Chamber slams employment equity report
The report shows there’s still an over-representation of white people in top management.
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Petrol: Highest price ever in SA
The 39c/l increase takes the fuel price to its highest level ever, at just under R14/l.
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Gender equity bill gets thumbs down
Businesses say the Women Empowerment and Gender Equity Bill will be impossible to implement.
