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    Gautrain operator, Numsa back to negotiating table
    Ford SA factory hit by Numsa strike amid bonus row
    Ford SA factory hit by Numsa strike amid bonus row 
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    Khayelitsha women want to start a clothing factory 
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    Ford SA factory hit by Numsa strike amid bonus row

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    Thai automotive industry interested in SA

    31 Jul 2014

    Hulamin's David Austin says the new line of cans are cheaper to transport and provide better recycling volumes. Image: Hulamin
    Hulamin's earnings up 42% on weaker rand

      30 Jul 2014

    AECI's Mark Dytor is looking for opportunities in other parts of the world because of strikes in SA and the weak state of the economy. Image: AECI
    AECI plans to reduce its reliance on a weak SA

      30 Jul 2014

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    28 Jul 2014

    Samsung to build R220m TV factory in Durban
    Samsung to build R220m TV factory in Durban

    28 Jul 2014

    Hulamin's David Austin says the exchange rates are hurting Hulamin's profits and cheaper imports are reducing market share. Image: Hulamin
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    28 Jul 2014

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      28 Jul 2014

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    SA, Angola boost trade ties

    28 Jul 2014

    Phumudzo Maphaha, the Presiding Officer at the Commission of Inquiry into the collapse of the Tongaat Mall. Image:
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    25 Jul 2014

    President Jacob Zuma says the New Development Bank brings with it tremendous development opportunities for Africa. He also called on Parliamentary members to conduct themselves with dignity and respect. Image: GCIS
    Zuma responds to debate on Presidency's budget

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    Ellies Holdings' Wayne Samson says group performance was hurt by delays in the roll-out of digital terrestrial television. Image: Ellies Holdings.
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    24 Jul 2014

    SAB's Alan Clark says the first quarter produced strong growth for the company in Africa and Europe, which was partially offset by a drop in demand in Australia. Image: SABMiller
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      24 Jul 2014

    The order for new passenger trains from Prasa has boosted Alstom's earnings and its order book. Image: Prasa
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      24 Jul 2014

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    Anthony Clark of Vuvani says that a deal between Clover and Bowler Metcalf would make strategic sense. Image: Twitter
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      23 Jul 2014

    Citrus Black Spot was found in a consignment of lemons from South Africa that landed in The Netherlands. Image:
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    23 Jul 2014

    DTI Minister Rob Davies says incentives for the automotive, clothing and textile industries are paying dividends for South Africa's economic growth. Image: GCIS
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    23 Jul 2014

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    Political risk cover 'make or break' for power projects in Sub-Saharan Africa

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    The collapse of the Tongaat Mall was not a result of bad design but only 6 reinforcing bars were used instead of 19 as specified and the concrete sections did not bond as they were poured at different times. Image:
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    22 Jul 2014

    The DTI's Lionel October says that year-long negotiations have resulted in Samsung undertaking to open a manufacturing plant at Dube Tradeport in KwaZulu-Natal. Image: DTI
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      22 Jul 2014

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    Operation Phakisa to move SA forward

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    President Jacob Zuma has called on government and private sector companies to boost the maritime plans to provide services to the shipping industry. Image: GCIS
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    21 Jul 2014

    AgriSA's Dawie Maree warns that input costs for farmers will increase sharply if the zero-rating on goods and services bought by farmers is scrapped. Image:
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      21 Jul 2014

    Renewable energy needs guarantees for investors
    Renewable energy needs guarantees for investors

      21 Jul 2014

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      21 Jul 2014

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      21 Jul 2014

    Kobus Verster, Aveng's new Chief Executive Officer says the cash raised from its bond placement will be used to reduce debt and for corporate purposes. Image: Aveng
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      17 Jul 2014

    Sasfin Private Equity's Neil Eppel says the company is looking to invest R50m a year in small- and medium-sized businesses in South Africa. Image:
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      16 Jul 2014

    Tongaat Hulett says it has excess refining capacity and will be able to crush all sugar harvested this year despite an unprotected strike among workers at the Clairwood refinery. Image: Tongaat Hulett
    Tongaat's output not affected by unprotected strike

      16 Jul 2014

    Neasa's Gerhard Papenfus says collective bargaining has led to rampant unionism in South Africa, which is unaffordable. Image: Neasa
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    AECI plans to reduce its reliance on a weak SA

     30 Jul 2014

    Spur sold food worth R5,5-billion in the year to June. Bet the waiters didn't earn 550m in tips.
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    28 Jul 2014

    Samsung to build R220m TV factory in Durban
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    Hulamin's David Austin says the exchange rates are hurting Hulamin's profits and cheaper imports are reducing market share. Image: Hulamin
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    SAP's Pfungwa Serima says the Internet of Things will have a major impact on consumers. Image:
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     28 Jul 2014

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    28 Jul 2014

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    25 Jul 2014

    President Jacob Zuma says the New Development Bank brings with it tremendous development opportunities for Africa. He also called on Parliamentary members to conduct themselves with dignity and respect. Image: GCIS
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    24 Jul 2014

    SAB's Alan Clark says the first quarter produced strong growth for the company in Africa and Europe, which was partially offset by a drop in demand in Australia. Image: SABMiller
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     24 Jul 2014

    The order for new passenger trains from Prasa has boosted Alstom's earnings and its order book. Image: Prasa
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    DTI Minister Rob Davies says incentives for the automotive, clothing and textile industries are paying dividends for South Africa's economic growth. Image: GCIS
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    Operation Phakisa to move SA forward
    Operation Phakisa to move SA forward

    21 Jul 2014

    President Jacob Zuma has called on government and private sector companies to boost the maritime plans to provide services to the shipping industry. Image: GCIS
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    21 Jul 2014

    AgriSA's Dawie Maree warns that input costs for farmers will increase sharply if the zero-rating on goods and services bought by farmers is scrapped. Image:
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     21 Jul 2014

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     17 Jul 2014

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    16 Jul 2014

    Car firms halt production as strike bites
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     16 Jul 2014

    Ford is 'completely committed to our operations here in South Africa'
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    16 Jul 2014

    SA metal sector says it has exhausted means to end strike
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    16 Jul 2014

    Sasfin Private Equity's Neil Eppel says the company is looking to invest R50m a year in small- and medium-sized businesses in South Africa. Image:
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     16 Jul 2014

    Tongaat Hulett says it has excess refining capacity and will be able to crush all sugar harvested this year despite an unprotected strike among workers at the Clairwood refinery. Image: Tongaat Hulett
    Tongaat's output not affected by unprotected strike

     16 Jul 2014

    Neasa's Gerhard Papenfus says collective bargaining has led to rampant unionism in South Africa, which is unaffordable. Image: Neasa
    Ford, Toyota halt production in wake of Numsa strike

     16 Jul 2014

    Seifsa representative, Kaizer Nyatsumba says that the federation has exhausted all means it has of reaching a settlement with striking Numsa members. Image:
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    16 Jul 2014

    Workers will be up in arms if they don't understand new pension rules properly and receive less money in their weekly or monthly pay package. Image: Grant Cochrane
    New pension fund rules cause confusion for administrators

     15 Jul 2014

    Judge Dennis Davis recommends that certain government tax incentives should be axed and used in a more productive way to incentivise small business. Image:
    Some tax incentives should be axed says Davis

     15 Jul 2014

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    Economy battles to get out of the woods

    14 Jul 2014

    Sasol Wax has had its price-fixing fine of €318 imposed by the European Commission cut to €150m giving it a windfall for the current financial year. Image: Sasol Wax
    Price-fixing fine halved for Sasol to €150m

     14 Jul 2014

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    Combating marine litter a priority of plastics industry

    11 Jul 2014

    Mercedes-Benz V-Class receives Red Dot Award
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