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Investing in the Green Economy: South Africa’s Blueprint for Climate Leadership and Sustainable Development
South Africa is emerging as a leader in climate action and sustainable economic development, leveraging its green economy to tackle environmental challenges while driving...
South Africa lobbies the US to extend Agoa
South Africa is lobbying the leaders of the US Senate and House of Representatives to extend the
African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa). Agoa gives qualifying countries like South Africa
duty-free market access to the US.
South Africa lobbies the US to extend Agoa
South Africa is lobbying the leaders of the US Senate and House of Representatives to extend the
African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa). Agoa gives qualifying countries like South Africa
duty-free market access to the US.
What makes South African cities competitive?
When it comes to their competitiveness, South Africa's biggest cities fare well against other emerging metros. But they have a tough battle to reach the same levels as some of the world's most developed regions. Yet Cape Town, Johannesburg, Nelson Mandela Bay and Durban have plenty of strengths in their favour.
South Africa must work hard to raise rankings internationally
South Africa places highly in several international rankings on competitiveness and governance, but some sticking points keep it back, most notably that it is a country of economic extremes. The National Development Plan aims to overturn this status and bring equality; such a change will have a knock-on effect on competitiveness.
Youth employment a priority for SA, Nene tells IMF
Tackling youth unemployment is top of the agenda for the South African government as
it tries to eradicate the triple challenges of unemployment, poverty and inequality, said
Minister of Finance Nhlanhla Nene at an IMF discussion session
SA labour law compares well globally: report
South Africa's labour law - often criticised for being unduly rigid and restrictive - is in fact on par with many developed countries, according to a new report comparing labour legislation governing redundancies and restructuring in 23 countries around the world.
Small business incubation hub to help develop Diepsloot
When it is complete, the Riversands incubation hub near the impoverished township of Diepsloot will be filled with small businesses benefiting the innovative Asset-Based Community Driven Development programme. The plan is to grow the township's talent pool, increase skills and create jobs.
You & your rights
What are your rights? Have they been violated? What can you do if they have? Our
directory covers human, gender and language rights, workplace rights,
landlord/tenant rights, and your rights in relation to the police and the government.
Liliesleaf remembered 50 years on
11 July 2013 marks the 50th anniversary of the raid on Liliesleaf Farm - the day the South African police swooped on the hideout of key members of the African National Congress's struggle against apartheid.