South Africa’s hard lockdown to contain the spread of the coronavirus came into force a year ago, upending lives and businesses across the continent’s most industrialized economy. Yet few industries suffered more than tourism. Source: BusinessTech
The long-anticipated changes to Portugal’s Golden Visa programme have been signed into law, and foreign property investments will be channelled towards inland and island areas from 2022. Source: BusinessTech
The Covid-19 pandemic and the push to ‘work from anywhere’ has created a double tax headache for South Africans, says Gabrie Combrinck of EY South Africa’s Tax Advisory Team. Source: BusinessTech
What sounds like a practical solution to an unprecedented problem opens the door to a host of ethical and legal concerns. Source: BusinessTech
While concerns remain around the controversial Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (Aarto) Amendment Act, the new laws are set to be implemented on 1 July 2021, say motoring experts at the Road Safety Partnership (RSP). Source: BusinessTech
The pandemic has dampened growth for the credit card market in South Africa as originations plummet and balances remain flat, new data from credit reporting agency, TransUnion shows. Source: BusinessTech
Networking website LinkedIn has published its latest workforce teport which analysed hiring reports in the UK over the last 12 months. Source: BusinessTech
Codehesion is South Africa’s premier mobile app development company and makes it easy for businesses to build or improve their smartphone apps. Source: BusinessTech
Schaefer said that the new rules must be compliant with any relevant legislation – such as the Sectional Titles Management Act, the Companies Act and the Consumer Protection Act – and of course with the Constitution, which is the highest law of the land. Source: BusinessTech
South Africans can now collect their Instant Money vouchers at more than 18 000 locations across the country. Source: BusinessTech
