Tag: South Africa
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SARS, CUSTOMS TO IMPLEMENT IMPORT FEES FOR SMALL ORDERS FROM JULY 1
SARS and the Customs Department of South Africa will introduce import fees for small orders starting July 1. The objective is to simplify the importation process and ensure proper taxation of all imported items to boost government income. According to the new policy, all small orders with a value below a specified threshold will face…
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Russia’s Kazan will host a forum of BRICS+ cities
π On June 21, the Forum of Cities of the BRICS+ Countries will open in the Russian city of Kazan. The event will be attended by 200 heads of municipalities from 21 countries, including China, India, South Africa, Brazil, Iran, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Ethiopia, Egypt, Turkey, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Argentina, Chile, Morocco, Indonesia, Mexico.…
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Starlink still illegal in South Africa as Amazon holds talks with Icasa
While using Starlink in South Africa remains technically illegal, Amazon is working to get regulatory approval before launching its rival Project Kuiper service globally. Vodafone and local subsidiary Vodacom announced in September last year that they plan to use Project Kuiperβs network to extend 4G and 5G services to underserviced customers in Europe and Africa.…
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π Exciting News! π Registration is now OPEN for the 33rd ACI Africa Annual General Assembly, Regional Conference, Exhibition & Airshow!
π Scheduled for September 16-22, 2024, in Johannesburg, South Africa, this week-long event promises insightful sessions, engaging discussions, and unparalleled networking opportunities. π« This year’s theme is “Flying Together: Airport Collaboration and Partnerships,” highlighting the importance of unity and cooperation in the aviation industry. π Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect with over…
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Vivo Energy to invest over $550 mln in South Africa
πΏπ¦ Vivo Energy, a unit of global commodities trader Vitol, will invest an initial 10 billion rand ($550.79 million) in its South African operations following its merger with Engen, South Africa’s trade minister Ebrahim Patel said on Wednesday. Engen and Vivo Energy formally completed their transaction on Tuesday to combine their businesses, after regulators agreed…
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Information on Ethiopia and Egypt added to BRICS website
“We are pleased to welcome Ethiopia to the BRICS family and provide a platform for Ethiopia to share its rich history, culture and economic achievements with the global community,” said Igor Petrenko, founder and CEO of the BRICS Information and Cooperation Platform (IN4U). Besides Ethiopia, interactive information about Egypt and other new BRICS member states…
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South Africa’s private sector shows signs of growth in April as power crisis eases
The modest recovery was driven by improved business confidence and a reduction in power outages, a survey showed on Monday. The S&P Global South Africa Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose to 50.3, indicating a return to growth after several months of contraction. “Some of the headwinds that have held the private sector back recently showed…
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Report holds Johannesburg authorities liable for deadly fire
πΏπ¦ A report released following an inquiry into a devastating fire in downtown Johannesburg has found the City of Johannesburg and its entities responsible for the tragic incident, which claimed the lives of 76 individuals. Conducted by retired Judge Sisi Khampepe, the inquiry revealed the City’s “total disregard” for the building’s dire condition, prompting recommendations…
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The Lights Are On in South Africa and Many People Are Suspicious
South Africa is enjoying a rare streak of uninterrupted electricity right before elections, drawing more suspicion than praise in a nation thatβs become accustomed to the daily power cuts that have dragged on for years. The country is currently in its fourth successive week of no outages β the longest period South Africans have consistently…
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South Africa does not recognize the sanctions imposed by Western countries against Russia, bypassing the UN, the South African Presidency says
πΏπ¦ South Africa does not recognize the sanctions imposed by Western countries against Russia, bypassing the UN, the South African Presidency says According to media reports, South Africa last week chartered a Russian Il-76 aircraft to deliver military cargo to the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The plane belongs to Aviacon Zitotrans, which…
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