BLSA CEO’s weekly letter -11 August
POSTED ON: August 11, 2020 IN BLSA CEO's Weekly, Economic policy, Infrastructure, Political economy by Admin
By Busi Mavuso
SA Breweries, Heineken and Consol Glass have frozen R13bn of investment. But that doesn’t begin to reflect how much investment we’re losing.
South Africa inadequately prepared for digital age
POSTED ON: July 13, 2020 IN Covid-19, Infrastructure by Admin
By Tebele Luthuli
Access to information is the new way of being in and part of the world in today’s digital age. But this brings its own problems – for which SA is unfortunately inadequately prepared.
SA runs the real risk of a sovereign debt crisis in about three years
POSTED ON: June 25, 2020 IN Covid-19, Economic policy, Infrastructure, SOEs by Admin
By Busi Mavuso
SA runs the real risk of a sovereign debt crisis in about three years, which will feed into all our major corporations and our banking sector that managed to successfully navigate the global financial sector crash of 2008.
BLSA CEO’s weekly – 22 June
POSTED ON: June 22, 2020 IN BLSA CEO's Weekly, Infrastructure, SOEs by Admin
By Busi Mavuso
We applaud the NPA for the arrests of suspects linked to the looting of VBS Bank and offer our full support as it pursues justice.
SOE Council – open letter
POSTED ON: June 18, 2020 IN Energy, Political economy, SOEs by Admin
The role of the new SOE council is critical but it has a tough task. BLSA wishes it the best in fulfilling its mandate.
A changing world, where the innovative stand a chance of survival
POSTED ON: May 21, 2020 IN Covid-19, Employment, Infrastructure by Admin
By Busi Mavuso
The Covid-19 pandemic is forcing businesses to rethink how they operate. Those that innovate – and quickly – will be able to firstly keep their heads above water and then prosper
FNB initiates a dialogue with SA’s township entrepreneurs
POSTED ON: November 14, 2017 IN Giving Back by Admin
In line with Global Entrepreneurship Week last month, FNB Business conducted a series of engagements with township entrepreneurs across South Africa’s biggest townships. The engagements started in Tembisa and Soweto townships in Gauteng and were followed by uMlazi Township in KwaZulu- Natal and Khayelitsha in the Western Cape. Mike Vacy-Lyle, CEO of FNB Business said…
