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PPPs and effective partnering – how government and business should work better 

by Nicole | Apr 19, 2016 | Business Leadership, Features, Newsletter Apr 2016

Public-Private Partnerships have been touted as the solution to South Africa’s onerous infrastructure development needs. However, a typical PPP, as per Treasury Regulation 16 to the Public Finance Management Act, has no less than six distinct phases with approval...

Dutch Trade Mission with Prime Minister Mark Rutte – 18/19 Nov 2015

by Nicole | Oct 29, 2015 | Business Leadership, CEO Engagements

South Africa and the Netherlands have been trading partners for centuries and in November 2015 the Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Mark Rutte, is planning an economic mission to strengthen trade relations. He will be joined by the Minister for Agriculture, Sharon...

Fintech – what’s happening in Cape Town to support this disruption?

by Nicole | Aug 6, 2015 | Business Leadership, Newsletter Aug 2015

Fintech or financial technology is disrupting traditional banking. It is the use of software solutions for financial transactions such as Google Wallet, Apple Pay, Wonga and M-Pesa and a myriad of other innovative solutions – see KPMG Best Fintech Innovators...

Mmusi Maimane: lessons South Africa can learn from Greece

by Nicole | Jul 30, 2015 | Business Leadership, CEO Engagements, Newsletter Aug 2015

Mmusi Maimane was elected as the first black leader of the Democratic Alliance in May 2015. As the official opposition in South Africa, Maimane’s appointment before the 2016 municipal elections should provide an interesting opportunity for the DA. His eloquent...

Tsogo Sun to invest R680m in a new 500 room hotel complex in Cape Town CBD

by Nicole | Apr 14, 2015 | Business Leadership

Tsogo Sun has reached agreement with the owners of the site of the recently demolished Tulip hotel for the construction of an exciting new 500-bedroom hotel complex in Cape Town city centre on the corner of Buitengracht and Strand Street, for a total investment of...

Cape Town’s busiest event month contributes significantly to GDP

by Nicole | Mar 18, 2015 | Business Leadership, Newsletter Mar 2015

Cape Town is a hive of activity at this time of year. From the Design Indaba, Cape Town Cycle Tour, Cape Epic and Cape Town International Jazz Festival, this is the busiest event month of the year. Not only do these events add to the vibrancy and character of Cape...
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