BLSA CEO Letter – 29 August 2022
POSTED ON: August 29, 2022 IN by Admin
By Busisiwe Mavuso
It would be easier to support NECOM and government if our bureaucratic and regulatory functions were working the way they are meant to.
Busisiwe Mavuso | We need capital to build SA’s economy – and fast
POSTED ON: August 26, 2022 IN by Admin
By Busisiwe Mavuso
BLSA believes the ISA should be the centre for excellence in respect of developing bankable PPPs.
Busisiwe Mavuso | Government needs to focus on national priorities
POSTED ON: July 8, 2022 IN by Admin
By Busisiwe Mavuso
All indications are that in October SA will be placed on the grey list by the Financial Action Task Force.
Press Release: BLSA and partners help address unemployment
POSTED ON: May 31, 2022 IN by Admin
A total of 364 students have completed their training and 260 have been placed in various jobs.
Busisiwe Mavuso | Dear SA government: We need to get a move on – right now
POSTED ON: April 1, 2022 IN by Admin
By Busisiwe Mavuso
We’re trying to transform from a radically inefficient state into a smooth-functioning one that is able to deliver services to fuel economic growth.
BUSISIWE MAVUSO | Public wage ruling sets the tone for govt to exit similar agreements in future
POSTED ON: March 3, 2022 IN by Admin
By Busi Mavuso
Government expenditure needs to be directed towards priority areas for economic growth.
State of the Nation Address 2022: A missed opportunity
POSTED ON: February 10, 2022 IN by Admin
By Busi Mavuso
Business was hoping for a greater sense of urgency and stronger commitment to accelerating both the reform agenda and infrastructure rollout.
Busi MAVUSO | If a basic income grant means tax hikes, the economy will suffer
POSTED ON: February 6, 2022 IN by Admin
By Busi Mavuso
The primary goal of our economic policy still needs to be driven by job-creating economic growth.
CEOs newsletter 24 January 2022
POSTED ON: January 24, 2022 IN by Admin
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.
Can our leaders stop languishing and start clearing reform hurdles?
POSTED ON: December 7, 2021 IN by Admin
By Busi Mavuso
There is something seriously wrong in our policy environment and the labour market that is making South Africa unattractive to the long-term investment required for economic growth and job creation.
