BlogMiriam Mannak2019-06-11T10:58:41+00:00
  • Show me the Project

Show me the Project

Show me the Project Theme Opportunities for South African Professional and Construction Services companies presented by Nedbank CIB, Africa House and World Bank  for much needed infrastructure required across all sectors of the Built Environment. Date: 4 November 2019 Venue: Lynwood Conference Centre 35 Flinders Lane Corner of Flinders Lane &, Lynnwood Rd, Lynnwood, Pretoria Cost: Member : R 500 (VAT Excl)  Also applies to affiliation with relevant councils. Non-Member: R1300 [...]

  • Show me the Money

Show me the Money

Overview on some of the dti Incentives Date: 3 October 2019 Venue: Lynwood Conference Centre 35 Flinders Lane Corner of Flinders Lane &, Lynnwood Rd, Lynnwood, Pretoria Cost: Member : R 500 (VAT Excl)  Also applies to affiliation with relevant councils. Non-Member: R1300 Programme Time Speaker 07:45 – 08:45am Arrival & Registrations 08:45 – 09:00am Welcome and Introductions Mr Korsten, CEO BEPEC 09:00 – [...]

  • Trade news: AfCFTA is officially enforced
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    Trade news: AfCFTA is officially enforced

Trade news: AfCFTA is officially enforced

The founding agreement of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) has enters into force. The required number of ratifications has already been deposited and the agreement can now become a binding international legal instrument, writes Trudi Hartzenberg, executive director at the Trade Law Centre (TRALAC).

  • Trade News: SA targets Uganda for bilateral trade
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    Trade News: SA targets Uganda for bilateral trade

Trade News: SA targets Uganda for bilateral trade

South African exporters and companies in the agro-processing, capital equipment, energy and furniture sectors will show off their wares while on an Outward Trade and Investment Mission (OTIM) to Uganda.

  • Export news: SA car export sales drop, says Car Mag
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    Export news: SA car export sales drop, says Car Mag

Export news: SA car export sales drop, says Car Mag

According to Naamsa, the South African automotive industry’s May 2019 export sales registered an “unexpected decline”, reflecting a year-on-year fall of 8,8 percent, with 29,850 units shipped off during the month.