Tag: Janine Myburgh
“Day Zero” still impacting Cape Town tourism
Many tourists are under the impression that the crippling drought in the Mother City is still ongoing despite the dams now being an average...
Finalists at this year’s Exporter of the Year 2018 Competition
The Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry has announced the finalists in this year’s Exporter of the Year competition.
Ms Janine Myburgh, President...
Will the new Finance Minister bring some stability to SA’s finances?
The Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry hopes that the appointment of the former Governor of the Reserve Bank, Tito Mboweni, as the new...
Death of Day Zero
“We are delighted to welcome the death of the whole Day Zero concept,” said Ms Janine Myburgh, President of the Cape Chamber of Commerce...
Bus strikes ends with no real winners
The national bus strike has been a disaster and it has left behind only losers and no winners, says the Cape Chamber of Commerce...
City of Cape Town writes off R100m ‘bad debt’ in one month
The City of Cape Town has written off nearly R100 million as bad debt in one month alone.
Explaining the write-off of R97...
Logic needs to be applied in Eskom and SAA
Eskom is overstaffed by 66% and the average salary is more than R700 000 a year according to the World Bank. We know this...
No justification for any increase in Port tariffs
There is no justification for any increase in Port tariffs and it is time port users were compensated for decades of over-charging, says the...
The County’s emergence from recession a relief to business
The County’s emergence from recession is both a relief and a source of encouragement for business,” says the Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
“It...
Eskom considers paying bonuses after disastrous performance
The time to consider bonuses for Eskom executives will come when they start cancelling corrupt contracts and recovering stolen funds and not a day...
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