Significant trade disruption to be expected as a result of new US tariffs
Mr Jacques Moolman, President of the Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry
South African can expect significant trade disruption resulting from the new US tariffs...
City’s Economic Growth draft budget to power investment and jobs
The City of Cape Town has tabled an R875,4 million draft budget for the Economic Growth Directorate for the 2025/26 financial year. This funding...
South Africa’s organic products sector primed for global success
The rapidly expanding organic and natural products industry in South Africa presents significant growth opportunities for local entrepreneurs and businesses. With South Africa's organic...
The Mother City eyes the subcontinent as Indian travellers flock to Cape Town
Cape Town is setting its sights on one of the world’s fastest growing global tourism markets: India. With a rapidly expanding middle class, increasing...
Western Cape exporters can get up to R200 000 in funding – Here’s how...
BUSINESSES based in the Western Cape looking to become exporters can get up to
R200 000 in support through the Export Competitiveness Enhancement Programme (ECEP).
The...
Surge in international arrivals a major boost for SA tourism
The latest international arrivals data from Statistics South Africa confirms that South Africa’s tourism sector continues to grow, with total arrivals reaching 8.92 million...
CLG: Empowering multinational companies across Africa with tailored legal and tax advisory services
CLG (formerly Centurion Law Group) has cemented its position as a leading provider of legal, tax, and business advisory services for multinational companies operating...
Astute African manufacturers will move to clean power in 2025, to align with global...
Forbes Padayachee, CEO, Yellow Door Energy South Africa
The attraction of global investment into our manufacturing sector is pivotal for driving industrialisation and economic growth,...
Government’s current industrial policy is harming manufacturing rather than promoting it
Government’s current industrial policy is harming manufacturing rather than promoting it, according to the latest hard-hitting report from the Centre for Development and Enterprise...
EU’s carbon tax could pose a ‘pronounced’ risk for some sectors of the Western...
By Larry Claasen
THE European Union’s (EU) move to decarbonise its economy could have far reaching implications for some sectors of the Western Cape.
The EU’s...
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