Business' wish list for Ramaphosa: End corruption, load shedding

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Business' wish list for Ramaphosa: End corruption, load shedding | Fin24

Eradicating corruption is at the top of the list of issues members of the Southern African-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry would like to see President Cyril Ramaphosa and his new Cabinet tackle.

About 70% of the respondents said they are opposed to land expropriation without compensation and 66.33% indicated a need for the privatisation of state-owned enterprises. "However, corruption is a debilitating issue that impacts severely on economic growth and our appeal to government is to eradicate corruption in all echelons," she said.Another survey, this time by Sage, found that around 70% of South African companies trading internationally spend more than 35 hours per week on compliance.

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Fin24 2.I hear that unemployment will “persist” for some time unless MYANC gov persuades its people (blacks) to be happy with slavery so that the master (white minority) can help them with “jobs”.The master is asking for “relaxing of labor laws” to create “jobs”😂😂😂😂.These people!

Fin24 1.Sometimes we tend to forget that in SA when you talk about “business” you are talking about the white/european minority to a very large extent.The “wish list” is mainly about white/european interests.Blacks will come in when “employment” is the bone to chew.Apartheid legacy.

Fin24 End Corruption = The end of MYANC

Fin24 Don't they understand that corruption is the glue that holds MYANC together?

Fin24 It was expected that they'll skip the land . . .

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