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Cover story 1 - Industrial policy
SA’s industrial development zone (IDZ) programme has been a disappointment. Government is now overhauling and expanding it but scepticism remains, writes Claire Bisseker.
EDITOR'S NOTE
It often seems that SA’s foreign policy is decided not in Pretoria, but in Havana, Harare or Caracas. The country’s interests seem peripheral, even incidental.
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Global accountancy bodies launch new designation
The Chartered Global Management Accountant comes to life
In a joint venture, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (Cima) on Tuesday launched a new global designation for management accounting, the Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA).
Naamsa reports a “subdued” growth in new vehicle sales
“Subdued” growth as MBSA remain out of the tally
Matiba Mutheiwana
Naamsa on Thursday reported the highest growth since 2007 for new vehicle sales in January 2012.
Dorbyl /Remgro - A call for “immediate investigation & analysis”
Called to account
Marc Hasenfuss
“As you know I made certain comments and criticisms at the AGM in a friendly co-operative manner, and wish to continue to do so.”
Entrepreneur - Mashuda Cassim
See you on the pool deck
Stephen Cranston
Like many fund managers of her age, Cassim was ready to leave the corporate environment of a large fund manager and go into a freer and more entrepreneurial place.
Deal of the week - Ethos Capital buys Kevro
The world in uniforms
Stephen Cranston
Sasfin takes on advisory role
A designated adviser AltX listings
Larry Claasen
Sasfin Capital, a division of Sasfin Bank, has announced it has signed up to be the designated adviser to several AltX listings.
Q & A - Busa former Acting Director for Economic Policy
Strategic circle
Lindo Xulu
Former Business Unity SA former Acting Director for Economic Policy Coenraad Bezuidenhout speaks to Lindo Xulu about his new role at the Manufacturing Circle
Technology trends - The year ahead
Upwardly mobile
The report, which looks at technology trends in 10 countries for the year ahead, says high-end mobile handsets are even starting to replace other forms media.
Technology review - Philips Fidelio Primo DS9000 docking speaker
Big and portable sound
Matiba Mutheiwana
The oval-shaped DS9000 has a minimalist design, with the speaker forming most of its face.
FNB Wealth - Low earnings not to be repeated
Thinking positive
Maarten Mittner
FNB Wealth was the worst performer in the First National Bank (FNB) stable for the full year in 2011.
Where are they now? - Shauket Fakie
Still held accountable
Maarten Mittner
Today he is still involved with audit matters, as head of group business risk management at telecom giant MTN.
Profile - Yvette Singh
Time for a change
Maarten Mittner
The appointment of Yvette Singh as public policy and regulatory affairs executive at FirstRand is widely seen as a coup for the banking group.
Where are they now?
Hard act to follow
Larry Claasen
Former Ellerines MD Peter Squires admits he misses the excitement of running a large company.
Another Week - 3 February 2012
News from home and abroad
FM staff
Lifeline - Mario Monti, Italy’s prime minister, speaks during a news conference at the European Council headquarters in Brussels on Monday. EU chiefs met in Brussels to put the finishing touches on a German-led deficit-control treaty and endorse the statutes of a € 500bn rescue fund to be set up this year.
Liberty Medical Scheme must recover irregular payment: CMS
A trustee’s worth
Xolile Bhengu
The Council for Medical Schemes (CMS) wants Liberty Medical Scheme (LMS) to recover a R1,6m golden handshake paid to former LMS trustee Boyce Mkhize.
Reinet - Holding on to BAT
A prospectus amendment
Marc Hasenfuss
The intention to hang on to the BAT stake and reference to borrowings almost certainly rules out the chances of Reinet shareholders receiving a dividend anytime soon.
JSE trading in numbers
JSE trading
Roxana Gorecki
R17,2bn was the net value of local equities sold by foreigners on the JSE by the end of 2011.
Deal of the week - Blackstar
Taking a shine to Avusa
Marc Hasenfuss
It’s probably reasonable to expect recently listed investment company Blackstar’s next move to be a tilt at a direct stake in media conglomerate Avusa.
Welfare - Social grants
Net spreads
Prakash Naidoo
The number of children receiving state support grants has risen by 1200% in a decade — from 800476 in 2001 to 10,4m in 2011.
Profile - Grant Pascoe
Cape of challenges
Larry Claasen
Grant Pascoe, the Mitchells Plain DA councillor responsible for tourism, events & marketing for the City of Cape Town, knows very well that the city still has a long way to go in overcoming its apartheid past.
Accounting standards
New revenue rules
Stafford Thomas
Companies worldwide will soon be confronted by changes to revenue recognition accounting standards.
Storm warning - Be warned
Keeping tabs on solar activity
Stafford Thomas
A storm so severe that it causes US$1trillion or more in damage may seem the stuff of Hollywood fiction.
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