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Business Maverick: Monday, July 24: Five Things You Need to Know to Start Your DaySanctions on Iran, a blow to Turkey’s Erdogan, and a mixed start seen for markets. Here are some of the things people in markets are talking about today.
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BUSINESS MAVERICK: Sad end to talc mine illustrates SA’s small business crisisIn his hour-long State of the Nation Address on Thursday, President Cyril Ramaphosa referred to small businesses only twice. In supporting small businesses, he said the government wants to create an enabling operating environment by reducing the cost of doing business and regulatory compliance. However, his promises fell on sceptical ears.
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Maverick Life: The week in pictures – June 23, 2019The Spring/Summer 2020 Menswear presentations showcased at Milan – at Milano Moda Uomo, a selection of fashion shows for men held at the Milan Fair – followed by the Paris shows, which were showcased from 18 June until Sunday 23 June. From bold patterns and bright colours, oversized silhouettes and larger-than-life headgear, the Spring/Summer 2020 Menswear runways brought creativity and design innovation centre stage.
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SA needs a big business boost, but just how pro-business is Cyril?Some of his Sona speech sounded decidedly pro-market, but there was a whiff of the developmental state
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BUSINESS MAVERICK: Mozambique’s $20bn gas project: A boom that heralds a resource curse bust?Africa has a new petro-state, or gas-state. US energy firm Anadarko Petroleum this week gave the green light for the construction of a $20bn gas liquefaction and export terminal in Mozambique. The boom could double Mozambique’s GDP. But the shining examples of Angola, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea suggest that this hydrocarbon windfall could have catastrophic consequences for the country.
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Business Maverick: Eskom’s Gain Is South Africa’s Pain as Investors Balk at DebtSouth African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s latest pledge to support Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. is good news for the cash-strapped electricity company -- but some investors are balking at the prospect of increased sovereign-bond issuance to pay for the bailout.
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