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Jean du Toit is an attorney and head of tax technical at Tax Consulting South Africa, and a specialist in tax law and taxation. Source: BusinessTech

Government is facing increased pressure from business, labour and provincial governments to ease some of South Africa’s level 3 lockdown restrictions. Source: BusinessTech

The Competition Commission has published its guidelines for South Africa’s automotive aftermarket which aim to promote more competition around motoring issues such as manufacturing, repairs, insurance, and financing. Source: BusinessTech

Doing business in Africa is a daunting prospect for many organisations which operate in multiple regions across the continent, coining the phrase ‘Africa is not for sissies.’ Source: MyBroadband

South African stocks have made their best start to the year since 2012, even after last-week’s pull-back, and JPMorgan Chase & Co and Bank of America are among those predicting further gains. Source: BusinessTech

Discussions are underway in several government departments to consider the possibility of lifting South Africa’s alcohol ban as infection rates ease, News24 reported, without saying how it obtained the information. Source: MyBroadband

Discussions are underway in several government departments to consider the possibility of lifting South Africa’s alcohol ban as infection rates ease, News24 reported, without saying how it obtained the information. Source: BusinessTech

The National Automobile Dealers’ Association (NADA) says the automotive industry needs a significant financial stimulus package from the government which will allow it to accelerate its recovery processes. Source: BusinessTech

South African expatriates have been kept in suspense regarding a proposed law change aimed at providing relief to those who could not leave the country under lockdown. Source: BusinessTech

Fibre is becoming more available across South Africa, allowing South Africans to get access to stable, high-speed Internet at an affordable price. Source: MyBroadband