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TIPS Tracker: The economy and the pandemic
TIPS Tracker: The economy and the pandemic
1st June 2020

Trade and Industrial Policy Strategies' (TIPS's) 'Tracker: The economy and the pandemic' highlights important trends in the Covid-19 pandemic in South Africa and how they affect the economy. Trends... 


Airline industry – global, regional, national – being decimated by Covid-19
Airline industry – global, regional, national – being decimated by Covid-19
29th May 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the measures taken by most governments to contain it, including national lockdowns, severe travel restrictions and even total flight bans, have had an... 


Titanium beneficiation project, South Africa
Titanium beneficiation project, South Africa
29th May 2020 By: Sheila Barradas

The project will forge ahead with construction as soon as the Covid-19 lockdown has reached Level 1. 


Strike's gas project gets state backing
Strike's gas project gets state backing
28th May 2020 By: Esmarie Iannucci

The Western Australian government has awarded ASX-listed Strike Energy Lead Agency Status for its West Erregulla gas project. Under the Lead Agency Framework, the Department of Jobs, Tourism,... 


Richards Bay titanium dioxide plant construction awaits Level 1 to restart
25th May 2020 By: Marleny Arnoldi

KwaZulu-Natal Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs MEC Nomusa Dube-Ncube has confirmed that the Richards Bay Industrial Development Zone will forge ahead with construction of a... 


President Cyril Ramaphosa
Full reopening of mining from June 1 – President Ramaphosa
24th May 2020 By: Martin Creamer

Subject to strict Covid-19 protocols, mining will be allowed to reopen fully from June 1, President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Sunday. In his address on South Africa’s response to the coronavirus... 


In a Post Covid-World, the Africa Continental Free Trade Area could not come soon enough
22nd May 2020 By: Creamer Media Reporter

Thought leader and MD: Development Advisory and Impact for Bigen, Dr Mthandazo Ngwenya, explains the importance of a free trade area and customs union. How is Covid-19 Affecting Africa? 


African aviation post COVID-19 – Where to?
18th May 2020 By: Creamer Media Reporter

According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA), aviation contributes to 2.6 % of Africa’s GDP and supports an estimated 6.2 million jobs. The aviation sector is one of the worse... 


Govt gives financial backing to export hubs
12th May 2020 By: Esmarie Iannucci

The Australian government this week announced funding to back small- and medium-sized (SME) Australian businesses to tap into new markets around the world, with support for a series of export hubs... 


Global aviation sector wants measures to help restart air travel and protect jobs
8th May 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The International Air Transport Association (Iata), which is the representative body for the global airline industry, has urged governments to cooperate with the sector to implement... 


Plight of African airline industry even worse than previously believed
8th May 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The International Air Transport Association (Iata), the representative body for the global airline industry, warned on April 23 that the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the African airline... 


South Africa could use new social cohesion to turn its primary agricultural production competitive advantages to account
Ramaphosa’s ‘new economy’ vision gains support from business
8th May 2020 By: Terence Creamer

Organised business and individual business leaders have expressed strong support for President’s Cyril Ramaphosa’s vision for using the Covid-19 recovery effort to “forge a new economy in a new... 


Ncondezi secures $5.5m C&I pipeline
6th May 2020 By: Tasneem Bulbulia

Aim-listed Ncondezi Energy has finalised a binding agreement with GridX Africa Development for a pipeline of solar and battery storage projects in the commercial and industrial (C&I) sector.... 


Morgan Stanley-backed fund to buy virus-hit South African firms
6th May 2020 By: Bloomberg

Capitalworks Investment Partners plans to invest R5-billion of newly raised cash in mid-sized South African companies hit by a shrinking local economy and the coronavirus pandemic. The firm raised... 


On-The-Air (24/04/2020)
On-The-Air (24/04/2020)
24th April 2020 By: Martin Creamer

South Africa, under the leadership of President Cyril Ramaphosa, is resolving to forge a new post-virus economy; Eskom is now sitting on so much coal that it ordering coal mining companies to hold... 


US gives Greenland $12m, but says it's not to buy
US gives Greenland $12m, but says it's not to buy
24th April 2020 By: Bloomberg

The US is giving $12.1-million in aid to Greenland but denies the help is part of a long-term scheme to buy the island from Denmark, regardless of what President Donald Trump may have said in the... 


World Bank Chief Economist for Africa Albert Zeufack
World Bank warns of big SA GDP slump and first regional recession in 25 years
24th April 2020 By: Terence Creamer

The World Bank is forecasting that gross domestic product in South Africa could slump by between 6.9 percentage points and 8 percentage points in 2020 when compared with a base case that does not... 


Adriatic a step closer to operational mining after environmental permit RoD
23rd April 2020 By: Donna Slater

The Bosnian Federal Ministry of Environment and Tourism (FMET) has issued a positive record of decision (RoD) for the Veovaca environmental permit, UK-based exploration and development company... 


South Africa could use new social cohesion to turn its primary agricultural production competitive advantages to account
Ramaphosa’s ‘new economy’ vision gains support from business
22nd April 2020 By: Terence Creamer

Organised business and individual business leaders have expressed strong support for President’s Cyril Ramaphosa’s vision for using the Covid-19 recovery effort to “forge a new economy in a new... 


DATACENTRIC
Maintaining power is core to the successful running of data centres according to Aksa Power Generation
Power supplier targets datacentres
17th April 2020

In realising that providing uninterrupted electrical energy is the backbone of a datacentre’s infrastructure, global generator manufacturer Aksa Power Generation launched its power range targeted... 


Space & Place Chartered Valuation Surveyors offers credible valuations in uncertain times
15th April 2020 By: Mc'Kyla Nortje

Space & Place Chartered Valuation Surveyors assists in the provision of land and buildings valuations, plant and machinery valuations, business valuations and other real estate services. The... 


Modi backs billionaire to restart mining in resort state of Goa
15th April 2020 By: Reuters

With Goa’s fabled beaches emptied by a nationwide lockdown to fight the coronavirus, the Indian state is about to witness an epic battle at the heart of the trade-off between reviving the economy... 


World Bank Chief Economist for Africa Albert Zeufack
World Bank warns of big South Africa GDP slump and first SSA recession in 25 years as Covid-19 bites
9th April 2020 By: Terence Creamer

The World Bank is forecasting that gross domestic product in South Africa could slump by between 6.9 percentage points and 8 percentage points in 2020 when compared with a base case that does not... 


IN THE DESERT 
The Namibian Uranium Institute has cooperated with the Namibian Government in implementing a Strategic Environmental Management Plan in the Namibian uranium  province
Namibia’s plan assists in responsible uranium mining
3rd April 2020 By: Halima Frost

The Namibian Uranium Association (NUA) states that the global uranium community has taken note of the responsible way in which uranium in Namibia is explored for and extracted, says Namibian... 


Trade and Industry Minister Ebrahim Patel
Covid-19 business support measures unveiled as lockdown is implemented
3rd April 2020 By: Marleny Arnoldi

Amid government’s strategy to ‘flatten the curve’ of Coronavirus infections, government departments have shared more details on the measures that would be implemented to support businesses during... 


Virtue of necessity
Virtue of necessity
3rd April 2020 By: Terence Creamer

This 21-day lockdown is quite obviously a solution that has been cooked up for a very different context to the one prevailing in South Africa. It is surely best suited to a setting where all... 


ANDREW PIKE The Port of Durban is often congested with trucks that should be transporting up to five or more containers a day but only manage one, if lucky
Lack of port development a concern
27th March 2020 By: Tracy Hancock

While there is some movement in the development of South Africa’s port infrastructure by the private sector, the overall stagnation of its development is concerning, law firm Bowmans ports,... 


BARRIER TO ENTRY:
BARRIER TO ENTRY:
20th March 2020

While the full economic impacts of Covid-19 are far from clear, this novel coronavirus has already exacted a major toll on the global aviation and tourism industries. In some cases, formal travel... 


Nedbank revises GDP forecast down, says mining, manufacturing to be hit hardest
13th March 2020 By: Marleny Arnoldi

South Africa is highly exposed to economic conditions in China and the world economy and the Covid-19 outbreak is expected to hurt export-oriented industries, including mining and manufacturing, as... 


Companies urged to gear up for Mozambique gas revolution
13th March 2020 By: Kim Cloete

Key players in the gas industry have urged the South African government and companies to gear up for the tremendous opportunities that the gas resources uncovered in Mozambique will offer.  A final... 


Airlines body issues first estimate of effect of Covid-19 on the sector
6th March 2020 By: Rebecca Campbell

The International Air transport Association (IATA) has issued its initial assessment of the impact on the commercial aviation industry of the novel coronavirus now officially designated Covid-19.... 


Finance Minister Tito Mboweni
It’s cleaning house, not austerity, Mboweni says of R156bn expenditure cuts
6th March 2020 By: Terence Creamer

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni stuck doggedly to the expenditure-reduction framework first outlined in October, announcing cuts of R156-billion relative to the 2019 Budget baseline for the coming... 


IMF MD Kristalina Georgieva
IMF chief says coronavirus erases hopes for stronger growth in 2020
5th March 2020 By: Reuters

The global spread of the novel coronavirus has crushed hopes for stronger growth this year and will hold 2020 global output gains to their slowest pace since the 2008/9 financial crisis,... 


The bilateral cooperation agreement builds on the commitments made by Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and US President Donald Trump in September 2019.
Australia and US strengthen battery ties
3rd March 2020 By: Esmarie Iannucci

Australia has strengthened its bilateral cooperation agreement with the US to improve the resilience and diversity of global critical minerals supply chains, with officials from the two nations... 


Virus pushes the global economy closer to a contraction
Virus pushes the global economy closer to a contraction
2nd March 2020 By: Bloomberg

Global economic growth will sink to levels not seen in over a decade as the coronavirus outbreak hammers demand and supply, challenging central banks and governments to respond to a fast-changing... 


2019 was a record year for Australian gold production
2019 was a record year for Australian gold production
2nd March 2020 By: Creamer Media Reporter

Australian gold miners have been making the most of the record local gold prices, with mines churning out the most-ever gold in 2019. According the Melbourne-based mining consultants Surbiton... 


Energy B-HAG
Energy B-HAG
28th February 2020 By: Terence Creamer

In light of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s announcement that measures will be taken in the coming months to fundamentally change the trajectory of energy generation and procurement, it is surely... 


Indonesia expects delay to $11bn nickel projects due to coronavirus outbreak
25th February 2020 By: Reuters

Indonesia's coordinating minister overseeing maritime resources and investment affairs said on Tuesday that the coronavirus outbreak in China will likely delay development of nickel projects in... 


‘Slowbalisation’ to negatively impact on South African exporters
21st February 2020 By: Simone Liedtke

Multinational advisory firm PwC expects the global economy to expand at a rate of 3.5% in 2020, and for total value of services exported to increase to R100-trillion during the year. While all... 


Top Sectors In 2020: Opportunities For Business Owners
12th February 2020

The new year may have kicked off on a discouraging note, with the International Monetary Fund’s downward revision of South Africa’s economic growth prospects, but 2020 could still hold significant... 


Germany's Volkswagen and Daimler push for more 'sustainable' Chile lithium
12th February 2020 By: Reuters

German automakers Volkswagen and Daimler have launched a study to push for more “sustainable” lithium mining in Chile, according to lobbyist filings reviewed by Reuters, a sign of growing supply... 


Escondida drops plans to draw water from Atacama salt flat, relieving pressure on aquifers
4th February 2020 By: Reuters

BHP's Escondida, the world's largest copper mine, said on Tuesday it had dropped plans to continue drawing water from the Atacama salt flat, relieving pressure on the parched desert basin, home to... 


INCREASED EXPOSURE 
Exhibitions and events also have a direct and positive financial impact on entrepreneurs and their exposure in the tourism sector
Events and exhibitions crucial for South African economy
31st January 2020 By: Mc'Kyla Nortje

The Exhibitions and Events Association of Southern Africa (EXSA) strives to increase the significance of exhibitions and events in the marketing mix to demonstrate the power of face-to-face... 


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