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The previous 2000/2001 National Budget introduced significant tax reforms, including Capital Gains Tax (CGT), designed to tax capital accruals that presently escape income tax, and thereby closing perceived ‘tax loopholes’.
Mvelaphanda Properties heads for success with its first project.
PICK 'n PAY has opened its first ever store in the Cape Town city centre.
The 'Town Center' has been sold by Golding Commercial Properties to a substantial property owning business for almost R10 million.
CANAL WALK, which is rapidly establishing itself as the premier retail centre in the Western Cape, is showing year on year growth of approximately 25%.
Ari Efstathiou is another developer in Cape Town's northern suburbs who is defying his critics. He has bought the 23 000 m² Brackenfell shopping centre and is expected to spend…
Pretoria is experiencing growing demand for office space, unlike Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban
The Tshwane metropolitan council unveils its own local police force next weekend emulating Durban, Johannesburg and Cape Town who already have their 'bobbies on the beat'.
The Mandela Development Corridor (MDC) in central Pretoria will create a turnover of R1,8-billion a year for this inner-city area, as well as 9 000 job opportunities.
Corporate Real Estate Services, a division of Old Mutual Properties, has saved Sun International R1 million through renegotiation of a lease on its Cape Town offices.
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BEARING FRUIT IN ALEX River Bank, a suburb of Alexandra township just outside Johannesburg, could be a model for urban renewal in SA.
Link is expected to reduce traffic, especially on the Ben Schoeman highway
Johannesburg is to unveil a new strategy that will see the council move from its traditional role of 'just' providing services to active development of the city's economy.
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Johannesburg is losing R1,2 billion nett in terms of excessive office vacancies and depressed rentals - both office and retail space – as a result of hawking, says Neil Fraser,…
Jo'burg 2030 economic strategy, to be launched next week, targets specific sectors and aims to grow small enterprises
HAWKERS' associations in Hillbrow announced yesterday that they would embark on a process of 'mass action' on February 20 in protest against poor conditions at their market and poor treatment…
Dream panders to politicians' vanity, says Diepenbroek
IF THE Shilowa Express project really is going like a train (Business Day, January 17), the best scenario, in the absence of revision to proposed anchor points
Johannesburg officials say unmanaged traders cause chaos and cost millions in cleaning-up bills
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- Hillbrow Hawkers Market
- Edmund Elias
- Gauteng Hawkers Association
- Gauteng association
- Durban
- Cape Town
- Hillbrow Berea Hawkers Association
- Stuart Munn
- Elizabeth Macheke
- SA Chamber of Business
- Bill Lacey
- Metropolitan Trading Company
- Themba Ncusana
- Yeoville Market Traders Association
- Keith Atkins
- Michael Farr
- Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department
- Supt Wayne Minnaar
- Muza Dlamini
- Sol Cowan
A SURVEY conducted by the Johannesburg metropolitan council among the business community reveals that there is a vacancy rate of up to 20% in these firms, despite the 30% unemployment…
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