The Fair Trade Independent Tobacco Association (Fita) says it plans to continue with its court action against government as it waits for the country’s official level 2 lockdown regulations to be gazetted.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has issued a stern warning to South Africans ahead of the country’s move to a level 2 lockdown at midnight on Monday evening.
A growing number of corporate executives and other top earners are applying for assistance with their debt, says Neil Roets, chief executive office of debt counselling company Debt Rescue.
South Africa is moving to lockdown level 2 – but the damage has already been done, experts say; Fita is continuing its tobacco fight in court – because government has changed its mind before; experts grapple with changes to elections that have to happen; and opposition parties accuse the ANC of trying to grab power …
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ShanghaiRanking Consultancy has published the 2020 Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), listing the top 1000 institutions globally – featuring 9 from South Africa.
Standard Bank has published its inaugaral African Wealth Report, highlighting how South Africa’s richest people create and spend their wealth.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa’s cabinet has drafted a new economic reconstruction and recovery plan which will see a number of financial regulation changes in a bid to get the country’s economy back on track.
While South Africa will move to alert level 2 of the national lockdown at midnight on 17 August 2020, current restrictions such as international travel will remain in place to minimise the spread of Coronavirus.
