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Big problem with South Africa’s lockdown rules: CEO

Government has made sweeping changes to many of the remaining Covid-19 restrictions in South Africa with one notable exception – places of work.

The ANC has South Africa’s jobs problem all wrong: CEO

Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) chief executive Busi Mavuso has flagged concerns with the ANC’s plans to address unemployment in South Africa.

South African businesses face a costly problem in 2022 – getting people back to the office

Offices are opening again, but the challenge is now to convince more people to return to them instead of working from home.

Reasons for South Africa to be positive heading into 2022: CEO

2021 is also the year that the country took a decisive step against the Covid-19 pandemic with the rollout of its vaccine programme, said Mavuso.

South Africa has just come back from the edge of a serious financial crisis: CEO

The prospect of a serious fiscal crisis in South Africa has diminished, says Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) chief executive Busi Mavuso.

New law will push more skilled people to leave South Africa

Business group Sakeliga has opposed the proposed Companies Amendment Bill which it warns will harm the business landscape and ultimately push more skilled people to leave South Africa.

Introduce vaccine passports now to help South Africa deal with ever-shifting lockdown levels: CEO

Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) chief executive Busi Mavuso says that the introduction of vaccine passports in South Africa is long overdue in helping the economy to recover.

South Africa’s UK ban doesn’t make any sense: CEO

Business Leadership South Africa (BLSA) chief executive Busi Mavuso has criticised the UK government for its decision to keep South Africa on its ‘red list’ of countries.

The most difficult job in South Africa right now

South Africa’s newly-appointed finance minister Enoch Godongwana is taking on one of the most difficult jobs in the country, says Business Leadership South Africa chief executive Busi Mavuso.