The next couple of weeks will give a fair indication of what business people may expect of the term of office of President Cyril Ramaphosa. This is the take of Piet le Roux, chief executive of Sakeliga, in the run-up to an exclusive business breakfast with political...
Sakeliga welcomed energy minister Jeff Radebe’s decision to open the way for private industry to contribute electricity into the grid. This follows his decision to permit NERSA to license a number of applications without having to wait for the finalisation of the new...
Sakeliga introduces information and comment platform for accommodation owners The new Tourism Amendment Bill, the so-called AirBnB Bill, at first glance does not appear to be drastic, but it has far-reaching consequences for entrepreneurs who rent out rooms in their...
Persisting difficult trading conditions, pressure on operating costs, weakening local and global growth trends, and poor investment fundamentals are some of the economic challenges facing businesses in South Africa and the broader economy at present. This is according...
Business organisation Sakeliga has instructed its legal team to object to a new bill that could seriously harm small-scale, short-term home rental businesses in South Africa enabled by online services such as AirBnB. Sakeliga’s steps come after last Friday’s...
Business organisation Sakeliga issued all 278 South African municipalities with applications in terms of the Promotion of the Access to Information Act on Thursday. The applications will help to investigate the extent to which municipalities are using new provisions...
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