The ICT sector Council was launched at Gallagher Estates yesterday during the GovTech annual event. This forms part of government’s efforts to broaden B-BBEE participation within the sector. Launching the Council, the Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services Siyabonga Cwele Read the full story
The Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Commission Head of Operations, Nontokozo Nokhwali-Mboyi, says 134 complaints have already been received since the body was established earlier this year. Nokhwali-Mboyi said while the B-BBEE Commission was still in the process of securing Read the full story
The Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Commission has instructed Net Value Holdings, the organiser of the B-BBEE sessions with the title “B-BBEE PARTNERSHIP TAILORED TO YOUR BUSINESS” planned for 22 September 2016 in Johannesburg, and 6 October 2016 in Cape Read the full story
While the MAC B-BBEE codes have been gazetted and the PR and advertising industry does a lot of empowerment talk, small black-owned marketing and advertising agencies feel they are still not getting a fair shot at opportunities in South Africa. Read the full story
South African Express (SA Express) is seeing a rapid increase in the number of females holding key positions – from the board of directors to the pilots and the ground crew technicians leading to CEO, Inati Ntshanga, announcing the Read the full story
EconoBEE, one of the largest specialised BEE consulting companies in South Africa, has advised businesses to be acquainted with the new PPFA Draft Regulations which the National Treasury published on 14th June 2016. A specialist from EconoBEE, Keith Levenstein, says Read the full story
By Beverly Klein On Thursday 9 June in Cape Town and on 13 June in Johannesburg, the Red & Yellow School hosted information sessions to address the changes and updates to the B-BBEE Sector Code for the South African Marketing, Read the full story
Rather than addressing the skills gaps to increase productivity within their employees, organisations in South Africa seem to have reluctantly adopted training merely to comply with the amendments to the Skills Development Act and the requirements of the Broad-Based Black Read the full story
The Department of Tourism is to conduct a study aimed at analysing the current state of transformation in the sector, over and above establishing the effect of the tourism codes, which apply to businesses in the accommodation, hospitality and travel Read the full story
In a press release mailed to Transform SA Online, the Department of Trade and Industry (dti) reveals that it has repealed the Chartered Accountancy and Construction Sector Codes with effect from 17 February. “The reason for the repeal of the Read the full story