Economic development
[OPINION] World Bank’s optimism about global poverty misses the point
The global poverty plot is thicker than what the World Bank would have us believe.
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Hotspots, not trouble spots: Africa seeks tourism boom
Experts say that the continent's huge potential can be unlocked by ecotourism, cultural experiences, domestic travel and political stability.
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[OPINION] The best way South Africans can honour Mandela
South Africa needs a brave and moral leadership to redirect its citizens (and politicians) to fight the scourge of poverty through development.
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These are the most inclusive economies in the world
A WEF report says people and living standards must be placed at the centre of national and international economic policies.
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OPINION: To transform Africa’s economies, African companies matter too
Zainab Usman says the role of the domestic African private sector remains poorly understood by outsiders.
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OPINION: Why Africa could do with a dose of punctuality & cleanliness
Sandile Swana says it’s time for Africa to clean up its act.
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OPINION: Infrastructure and power in the African context
Corneleo Keevy reports back on some of the discussions at WEF Africa 2016.
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OPINION: 6 reasons to invest in Africa
Tarek Sultan Al Essa says business is booming in Africa and now is the time for companies to invest.
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OPINION: Why it’s time for a new generation of African leaders
Mokena Makeka says Africa is far from the lost continent some people still see.
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OPINION: A blueprint for bringing local economies to life in SA
Sandile Swana says district & local municipal areas need a clear plan to attract investment & create jobs.
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Lebogang Maile on support for Gauteng's township economy
Gauteng’s Economic Development department has launched a social marketing campaign to revive the tourism industrial parks.
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MEC discusses ‘township economy’
Gauteng MEC for Economic Development Lebogang Maile discusses the term ‘township economy’ and how a point can be reached where township businesses are seen as integrated and inclusive of the Gauteng economy.
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Fake imports cripple SA's clothing sector
Minister Ebrahim Patel says fake imports continue to cripple the clothing and textile industry in SA.
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MEC's accident investigated
Free State police have opened up a case of culpable homicide.
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Gauteng MEC killed in accident
Gauteng MEC for Economic Development Nkosiphendule Kolisile was killed in a car accident on Saturday.
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New Land Bill up for debate
Western Cape residents can now share their views regarding the new Land Use Planning Bill.
