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President Ramaphosa acknowledges DA Minister Leon Schreiber's visa reforms as critical for economic growth
11th October 2024 The Democratic Alliance (DA) welcomes President Cyril Ramaphosa’s acknowledgment of the game-changing visa reforms spearheaded by Minister of Home... →
DA welcomes groundbreaking visa reforms as the biggest pro-jobs initiative in decades
9th October 2024 The Democratic Alliance (DA) wholeheartedly welcomes the bold and visionary reforms introduced by the Minister of Home Affairs, Leon Schreiber,... →
Kenya's central bank should start cutting lending rate, finance minister says
By: Reuters 2nd October 2024 Kenya's central bank rate should start lowering its lending rate due to falling inflation in recent months, Finance Minister John Mbadi said on... →
South Africa’s municipalities aren’t fixing roads, supplying clean water or keeping the lights on: new study explains why
30th September 2024 South Africa has a massive infrastructure problem. Roads, electricity supply and water management are just three areas in which there is mounting... →
The whole country is struggling financially but only the Western Cape is getting rid of teachers
30th September 2024 The Government of National Unity must flex its muscles and stop the Western Cape from chopping more than 2400 teacher posts. While budgetary... →
African Rainbow Minerals crowns grade as king, declares war on reef waste on PGMs front 
By: Martin Creamer 26th September 2024 Two acronyms were drummed into new mining entrants in the days of yore – GIK and WAR. GIK is short for ‘grade is king’ and at the opposite end of... →
China bond market opening offers no panacea to debt-laden African states
By: Reuters 25th September 2024 Plans by African governments to raise money on China's domestic debt markets via so-called panda bonds could be undone by their heavy debt loads... →
NWU policy uncertainty index on cusp of positive territory
By: Tasneem Bulbulia 23rd September 2024 The North West University Business School Policy Uncertainty Index (PUI) for the third quarter of 2024, although still in negative territory, eased... →
