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BUSINESS AFFAIRS

  • Jun- 2020 -
    1 June

    BANKING SECTOR

    The timing cannot be better as we experience the crushing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has

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  • 1 June

    FOOD SECURITY

    It is probably a smattering too harsh to refer to food of the future as ‘fake.’ A more polite term could be

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  • May- 2020 -
    4 May

    COVID-19 IMPACT

    We live in unprecedented times and continue to experience the impact of COVID-19 with lockdowns remaining in place. The coronavirus can be categorised as a ‘black swan,’ which refers to…

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  • 4 May

    TRADE DECOUPLING

    The coronavirus pandemic poses the largest threat to global growth since the 2007/08 financial crisis. Suspended production activities

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  • 4 May

    CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY

    Hard times necessitate hard discussions. The business case for sustainability has never been so strong – i.e. for the survival of businesses and lives

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  • 4 May

    SURVEILLANCE CAPITALISM

    Major technological advancements coupled with increasing interconnectivity of the digital economy have altered the societal landscape drastically

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  • 4 May

    WASTE MANAGEMENT

    For some, almost any waste is big money. Which is why it’s been transformed into a global trade, encouraging developed nations to export their waste to developing and poor countries…

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  • Apr- 2020 -
    17 April

    BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY

    Fanfare surrounding blockchain technology stems from its perceived unalterable methodology for record keeping, thereby ensuring the security of uncensored data and increased transparency because

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  • 13 April

    THE COUNTRIES WHICH HAVE NO COVID-19 CASES

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  • Mar- 2020 -
    26 March

    INFLATION OUTLOOK

    Headline inflation – as measured by changes in the National Consumer Price Index (NCPI) – grew to 7.6 percent in January, its highest level since December 2017. Meanwhile

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