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What the Trans-Pacific Partnership means for Canada
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Canada is joining a sweeping Pacific Rim trade deal that will open vast opportunities in Asia, but also expose the economy to more foreign competition at home, particularly in the dairy and auto industries. Negotiators for the 12 member countries of ...
BC expected to gain in Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pactVancouver Sun
Historic Pacific trade deal faces skeptics in US CongressReuters
12 Pacific countries seal huge free trade dealChannel News Asia
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The Globe and Mail
Canada is joining a sweeping Pacific Rim trade deal that will open vast opportunities in Asia, but also expose the economy to more foreign competition at home, particularly in the dairy and auto industries. Negotiators for the 12 member countries of ...
BC expected to gain in Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact
Historic Pacific trade deal faces skeptics in US Congress
12 Pacific countries seal huge free trade deal
Independent Online
'Coal is dirty and nuclear is costly'
Independent Online
Cape Town - Green energy is cheap in the long run and clean compared to “dirty” coal and costly nuclear power, a senior German energy official said on the sidelines of a Cape Town conference, at a time when South Africa plans to expand atomic power ...
'Green' energy powers up in SACitizen
Power to jobs marketTimes LIVE
Ten more independent power bidders get the nodBDlive
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Independent Online
Cape Town - Green energy is cheap in the long run and clean compared to “dirty” coal and costly nuclear power, a senior German energy official said on the sidelines of a Cape Town conference, at a time when South Africa plans to expand atomic power ...
'Green' energy powers up in SA
Power to jobs market
Ten more independent power bidders get the nod
Mineweb
South Africa's last bullion bluechip battles relegation
Mineweb
The Johannesburg stock market, the capitalist heart of South Africa's 'City of Gold', is close to relegating the last bullion producer in its bluechip index, the latest sign of the precious metal losing its place in an economy it once dominated. In its ...
S.Africa's AMCU to vote on gold sector strike at Oct. 11 meetingSouth African Broadcasting Corporation
AMCU to vote on gold sector strike at Oct 11 meetingCreamer Media's Mining Weekly
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Mineweb
The Johannesburg stock market, the capitalist heart of South Africa's 'City of Gold', is close to relegating the last bullion producer in its bluechip index, the latest sign of the precious metal losing its place in an economy it once dominated. In its ...
S.Africa's AMCU to vote on gold sector strike at Oct. 11 meeting
AMCU to vote on gold sector strike at Oct 11 meeting
Amcu mulls strike action
NewsDay
Zimbabwe proposes 10 pct black empowerment tax: state paper
Reuters Africa
HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe plans to impose a 10 percent tax on foreign-owned firms to fund a black economic empowerment programme that is designed to bring the companies under local majority control, a minister was quoted as saying on Monday.
No going back on Zim indigenisation policy – ministerNews24
Why proposing to tax the overtaxed?NewsDay
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Position on indigenisation spot-onChronicle
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Reuters Africa
HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe plans to impose a 10 percent tax on foreign-owned firms to fund a black economic empowerment programme that is designed to bring the companies under local majority control, a minister was quoted as saying on Monday.
No going back on Zim indigenisation policy – minister
Why proposing to tax the overtaxed?
EDITORIAL COMMENT: Position on indigenisation spot-on
BDlive
From Hitachi deal with arm of ANC to power cuts
BDlive
HITACHI's $19m settlement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) provides insight into how the company became a crucial supplier to SA's behind-schedule power plants that have yet to solve the country's electricity shortage. The SEC last ...
Will the real ANC please stand up?News24
Why economic freedom is proving to be the ANC's undoingTimes LIVE
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BDlive
HITACHI's $19m settlement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) provides insight into how the company became a crucial supplier to SA's behind-schedule power plants that have yet to solve the country's electricity shortage. The SEC last ...
Will the real ANC please stand up?
Why economic freedom is proving to be the ANC's undoing
Hitachi's $19 million settlement over improper payments offers insights into ...
Reuters
Uganda's economic growth should reach 6.5 pct, IMF says
Reuters Africa
KAMPALA Oct 5 (Reuters) - Investments in infrastructure should help raise Uganda's economic growth to about 6.5 percent in the coming years from 5 percent in the last fiscal year, the International Monetary Fund said on Monday. "Growth is expected to ...
Kenya to cut non-essential spending this year - IMFCNBCAfrica.com
Uganda: IMF Staff Completes Review MissionEIN News (press release)
Kenya to cut non-essential spending this year, says IMFThe Standard Digital News (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog)
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Reuters Africa
KAMPALA Oct 5 (Reuters) - Investments in infrastructure should help raise Uganda's economic growth to about 6.5 percent in the coming years from 5 percent in the last fiscal year, the International Monetary Fund said on Monday. "Growth is expected to ...
Kenya to cut non-essential spending this year - IMF
Uganda: IMF Staff Completes Review Mission
Kenya to cut non-essential spending this year, says IMF
BDlive
Restaurants pay record prices for Cape wines
BDlive
WITH an average price of R767 per bottle‚ the 31st Nedbank Cape Winemakers Guild Auction at Spier in the Stellenbosch Winelands at the weekend set record prices for both red and white wines. The average price per case was up by almost 10% on last ...
Record Prices At Winemakers Guild AuctionAllAfrica.com
Wine buyers pay record case prices at auctionMoneyweb.co.za
Nederburg Wine Auction Hits the High NotesWine-Searcher
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BDlive
WITH an average price of R767 per bottle‚ the 31st Nedbank Cape Winemakers Guild Auction at Spier in the Stellenbosch Winelands at the weekend set record prices for both red and white wines. The average price per case was up by almost 10% on last ...
Record Prices At Winemakers Guild Auction
Wine buyers pay record case prices at auction
Nederburg Wine Auction Hits the High Notes
Moneyweb.co.za
Standard Bank PMI down to 14-month low: Kuvasha Naidoo – economist, Standard Bank
Moneyweb.co.za
SIKI MGABADELI: From mining to manufacturing now. The Standard Bank SA PMI fell from August's 49.3 to 47.9 in September. The average Purchasing Managers' Index reading for the quarter as a whole at 48.7 was the worst on record. I don't like words like ...
Standard Bank PMI drops as downturn in private sector intensifiesBDlive
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Moneyweb.co.za
SIKI MGABADELI: From mining to manufacturing now. The Standard Bank SA PMI fell from August's 49.3 to 47.9 in September. The average Purchasing Managers' Index reading for the quarter as a whole at 48.7 was the worst on record. I don't like words like ...
Standard Bank PMI drops as downturn in private sector intensifies
Times LIVE
Wanted: Black bosses
Times LIVE
Debbie Goodman-Bhyat, CEO of the recruitment company that did the research, said although a small change at these companies would create such a shift, the percentage of black CEOs had not increased. File photo. Image by: Shutterstock ...
Fewer black CEOs at SA's top companies: studyDestinyMan
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Times LIVE
Debbie Goodman-Bhyat, CEO of the recruitment company that did the research, said although a small change at these companies would create such a shift, the percentage of black CEOs had not increased. File photo. Image by: Shutterstock ...
Fewer black CEOs at SA's top companies: study
Times LIVE
'Sorry but no card, no flight'
Times LIVE
Being barred from a flight despite a valid booking, a ticket in hand, and having arrived at the airport in good time is a global phenomenon, thanks to airlines' policy of overbooking in an attempt to get maximum bums on seats.
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Times LIVE
Being barred from a flight despite a valid booking, a ticket in hand, and having arrived at the airport in good time is a global phenomenon, thanks to airlines' policy of overbooking in an attempt to get maximum bums on seats.
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