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By Busi Mavuso

Personal power plays of politicians cannot become a distraction from the acceleration of SA’s economic recovery agenda.

By Busi Mavuso

South Africa does not have the luxury of fiscal room to continue to absorb economic losses. We need economic growth to recover as fast as possible.

By Busi Mavuso

We need to focus on sustainable and real ways to improve the system for the poor.

BLSA has noted the decision of consulting firm Bain to withdraw its membership.

By Busi Mavuso

South Africans should expect a new wave of personal attacks and smear campaigns on defenders of democracy in our judiciary, National Treasury, the Reserve Bank and other key institutions.

By Busi Mavuso

In the two and a half years after Bain’s suspension, BLSA had several engagements with Bain in which we set out our views on what the company had to do to regain the trust of BLSA. 

By Busi Mavuso

Each reform and each infrastructure project that is actually rolled out will contribute in their own ways to boosting economic growth, and that is the only way to reduce unemployment.

By Busi Mavuso

BLSA fully supports the “overarching” recommendation in Judge Raymond Zondo’s report that a national charter against corruption be adopted by government, the business sector and relevant stakeholders.

By Busi Mavuso

We at BLSA have studied the Zondo Commission report and in particular the role of business in the recommendations that the Commission has made. We welcome these and look forward to working with social partners to support the necessary legislative changes, particularly where they affect business.

“Whether Mavuso is encouraging the adoption of vaccine passports, talking about the importance of institutional integrity, suggesting a review of South Africa’s labour legislation, or banging a drum for structural reform, her views are informed, robust and always on point,” the Daily Maverick says.