BUSINESS REPORT (Mercury) Page 15 THE NATIONAL African Federated Chamber of Commerce (Nafcoc), which had bought a 20 percent equity stake in mobile television provider Mobile TV, would be more than a passive investor and would not have a "free…
BUSINESS REPORT (Pretoria News) Page 17 THE NATIONAL African Federated Chamber of Commerce (Nafcoc), which had bought a 20 percent equity stake in mobile television provider Mobile TV, would be more than a passive investor and would not have a…
BUSINESS REPORT (Star) Page 19 THE NATIONAL African Federated Chamber of Commerce (Nafcoc), which had bought a 20 percent equity stake in mobile television provider Mobile TV, would be more than a passive investor and would not have a "free…
Busrep.co.za - Business Report THE National African Federated Chamber of Commerce (Nafcoc), which had bought a 20 percent equity stake in mobile television provider Mobile TV, would be more than a passive investor and would not have a “free ride”,…
Looklocal.co.za - Looklocal POLOKWANE - The National Empowerment Fund (NEF) launched the Limpopo office at Bolivia Lodge last Friday. NEF was established by the National Empowerment Fund Act No 105 of 1998, to promote and facilitate black economic equality and…
Open Exchange 06 Jul 2012 09:29:48 The South African Maritime Industry Conference in Cape Town is in its second day today. Delegates are exploring key trends affecting Africa's maritime and shipping sector. A look into the role of NEF in…
Smesouthafrica.CO.ZA - SME South Africa Johannesburg - JSE-listed black-owned property companies have defended their decision to list on the stock market after an emerging property investor warned that the listings were eroding black ownership in the commercial property industry instead…
CITY PRESS, Business JSE-listed black-owned property companies have defended their decision to list on the stock market after an emerging property investor warned that the listings were eroding black ownership in the commercial property industry instead of taking it a…
Fin24.com - Finweek Johannesburg - JSE-listed black-owned property companies have defended their decision to list on the stock market after an emerging property investor warned that the listings were eroding black ownership in the commercial property industry instead of taking…
Citypress.co.za - City Press JSE-listed black-owned property companies have defended their decision to list on the stock market after an emerging property investor warned that the listings were eroding black ownership in the commercial property industry instead of taking it…
