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BUSINESS MAVERICK ANALYSIS: Gloves on again, off again in a time-sensitive trade warIt’s hard to keep up with whether US-China trade negotiations are on again or whether they have been dealt a knockout blow. The world’s saving grace may be that both parties have adequate incentive to get a deal on the table, preferably by the end of the year. But the only hope of getting there is if both China and the US leave their toxic negotiating styles at the door.
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BUSINESS MAVERICK: A good time to braai: SA meat prices floored by export banNow is probably a good time to stock up on steak or wors for the braai, and not just because the weather is warming up. Meat price inflation, according to Stats SA, was only 0.2% in July. But bread and cereal prices were up almost 8%, which could start eating into the budgets of lower-income households.
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Confusion about NHI is driving panic, say business leaders'There is still significant ambiguity and confusion in the bill which is a big reason for the markets’ negative reaction to the bill.'
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Mboweni releases strategy to grow South Africa's economy - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has released a strategy to grow the South African economy. The document, titled 'Economic Transformation - Inclusive Growth and Competitiveness', was published on the National Treasury's website on Tuesday.
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