SA back at the ICJ: 'Pressure on the judges'
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A round-up of news updates, including a positive look at the NHI Bill and the anniversary of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.
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[TOP STORY] Business mobilises security support ahead of anti-foreigner protests
‘The idea is not for the private sector to replace the state. It's just to augment the capacity of the state in the most appropriate way,’ says Anton du Plessis, CEO of Business Against Crime South Africa.
Joburg power standoff heads for the courts
Business rallies behind the SAPS as anti-foreigner demonstrations loom. Contractors urged to lock down construction sites ahead of shutdown. And why your will could be the most important document you’ll ever sign.
[TOP STORY] DA majority in Joburg within reach, but hinges on voter turnout
‘Its whole campaign is really fundamentally focused on getting people who are already in the DA bubble to get out and vote, rather than winning new voters,’ says political consultant, Gareth van Onselen.
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DA within reach of outright Joburg majority, says pollster. How sustainable are medical schemes if costs keep outpacing contributions? And the missing link in the Northern Cape's growth story.
[TOP STORY] Business welcomes Sachs appointment as reform momentum builds
‘He'll no doubt be able to use his authority, given his proximity to the president, and the influence that he'll be able to bring to bear with regard to economic policy in the months ahead,’ says Martin Kingston, CEO, Business for South Africa.