Cape chamber of commerce and industry
Load shedding yet another blow for struggling SA businesses
Eskom is implementing stage two load shedding for a second day, while technicians work to bring generating units back online.
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Business must take lead in ensuring health protocols in place - CCCI
The Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry said that these sensible health precautions included social distancing, wearing of masks, sanitising, self-isolation if infected and the re-arranging of the workspace as necessary.
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DA seeks to source power directly from IPPs
The party has now invited Energy Minister Gwede Manatashe to brief its standing committee on finance and economic opportunities and tourism about proceedings relating to that request.
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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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Cape Chamber of Commerce warns of job losses amid ongoing protests
Over the past few days, there have been protests in several Cape Town communities.
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Cape Chamber of Commerce: Load shedding may ruin small businesses
Eskom and government say there’s no quick fix to the country's electricity issues, with months of load shedding still expected.
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SA can’t be open for business when the lights are out, says Cape Chamber
Eskom implemented stage 4 load shedding on Monday which was expected to continue until Wednesday.
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2023 Netball World Cup to inject new life into Good Hope Centre - CCCI
Cape Town will be staging the event and the centre will be used as one of the main venues.
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Business will back Ramaphosa's reforms, says Cape Chamber of Commerce
The Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry has praised President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address (Sona), calling it courageous.
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Cape Chamber of Commerce & Industry welcomes Dan Plato as new mayor
Plato was elected on Tuesday as Patricia De Lille's replacement after receiving 70% of the votes during a special council sitting.
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CCCI: CT facing deliberate attempt to destroy public transport infrastructure
The comments come after a recent train torching at Koeberg train station earlier this week.
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Cape Chamber warns of losses to fruit industry over container transport ban
The Department of Transport says these containers should only be permitted on special, low-bed trailers for safety reasons.
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Concerns over knock-on effect of CT train arson attacks
In July, three trains were torched in the city, two of them in the space of just a week at Cape Town Station.
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Fears nationwide bus strike could impact SA economy
More than 300,000 people, who use bus services, were forced to make alternative transport arrangements on Wednesday morning.
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Cape Chamber: Proposed fuel levy unfair on the poor
Energy Minister Jeff Radebe announced consumers will have to fork out 72 cents more for 95 octane while 93 octane is going up 69 cents.
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Summit planned to tackle CT's rail transport woes
This week's suspension of services on Metrorail’s central line was yet another reminder of the parlous state of the city's rail system.
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Chamber of Commerce: City of CT faces big challenges in rail takeover
The municipality was last week given the greenlight by the city council to help Metrorail manage the embattled system.
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Cape Chamber of Commerce: Zuma putting his own interests first
Reacting to Zuma's latest cabinet shake-up, the body's representatives highlight that South Africa has now had three Energy Ministers within the space of one year.
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Concerns raised around taking over CT commuter rail system
The Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the City of Cape Town are concerned the suburban rail system is close to collapse.
