Category:Regulars
Aarto in the firing line
Aarto in the firing line March 10, 2022 The Administrative Adjudication of the Road Offences Act 46 of 1998 (the Aarto Act) is unconstitutional....
Transport regulation in South Africa: an epic fail!
Transport regulation in South Africa: an epic fail! March 11, 2022 Commercial transport is largely unregulated in South Africa and, as NICK PORΓE points...
Enough is enough!
Enough is enough! March 15, 2022 Weβre only in the third month of the year and Iβm already starting to feel overwhelmed. Just when...
Roles and responsibilities in Public-Private Partnerships
Roles and responsibilities in Public-Private Partnerships March 18, 2022 Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are used in the strategic procurement of services for the long-term sustainable...
Check the fine print!
Check the fine print! February 9, 2022 A fascinating case β involving the employee of a logistics company β has once again returned to...
SA would do well to heed IMFβs anti-protectionism warning
SA would do well to heed IMFβs anti-protectionism warning February 10, 2022 If South Africa is to address the extremely worrying levels of unemployment...
Staying competitive in an interconnected world
Staying competitive in an interconnected world February 10, 2022 The modernisation of customs and the globalisation of our interconnected world are bringing significant benefits...
Lost in the forest
Lost in the forest February 9, 2022 Current planning and management of the South African economy can best be described by the English idiom...
Should vaccinations be mandatory for drivers?
Should vaccinations be mandatory for drivers? February 9, 2022 Mandatory vaccination is a topic that polarises people. Some wholeheartedly support the concept, while others...
Low-hanging fruit policy reforms for SA trade in 2022
Low-hanging fruit policy reforms for SA trade in 2022 January 17, 2022 South Africa is still the biggest economy on the African continent and...