GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS: Ezasegagasini Metro Page 5 As per Metro eZasegagasini newspaper dated 26 August 2011, I would like to bring it to your attention that I am one of the struggling business women in eThekwini. I own a restaurant at…
BUSINESS REPORT (Mercury) Page 21 Niki Moore THE PUBLIC Investment Corporation (PIC), Africa's largest pension fund manager, will invest in education and training projects as it Switches focus to take on an increased developmental role in an effort to reduce…
BUSINESS REPORT (Pretoria News) Page 23 PIC takes activist role in bid to fund, evelopment Niki Moore THE PUBLIC Invesiment Corporation (PIC), Africa's largest pension fund manager, will invest in education and training projects as it switches focus to take…
DAILY NEWS (Late Final) Page 6 NIKI MOORE THE Public Investment Corp oration, Africa's largest pension fund manager, will invest in education and training projects as it switches focus to take on an increased developmental role in an effort to…
FINWEEK (English) [Page 26-27-] INSIGHT THE NATIONAL EMPOWERMENT FUND Sibling rivalry A reinvigorated NEF wants to emerge from the IDC's shadows PHILISIWE BUTHELEZI THE NATIONAL Empowerment Fund (NEF) — a state-owned agency tasked to facilitate black economic participation through the…
FINWEEK (English) Page 27 Entrepreneur crying foul WHILE THE National Empowerment Fund (NEF) boasts of an impressive track record in helping small black entrepreneurs make their mark in business, Sibusiso Mzizi has gone public crying foul on how badly he…
IWEEK Page 6 ConvergeNet sued for R37m By Nicola Maccon, ITWeb JSE-LISTED ConvergeNet is being sued for R37 million for pulling out of an 11th-hour deal to rescue the now defunct Choice Technologies about two years ago. The lawsuit, filed…
BUSINESS DAY Page 2 BEKEZELA PHAKATHI Political Staff CAPE TOWN — Fronting continues to significantly dampen the advancement of broad-based black economic empowerment, National Empowerment Fund CEO Philisiwe Buthelezi said in its 2010-11 annual report tabled in Parliament last week.…
SUNDAY TIMES, Business Times Page 8 LUCKY BIYASE TRANSNET'S top-paid executives are leading the way in narrowing the gap between what civil servants and private executives get paid. There are 14 Transnet executives who earned between R4-million and R10.7- million…
