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Governments should always assess the impact of economic reforms on citizens | The Conversation

11 March 2020 By admin

Governments should always assess the impact of economic reforms on citizens: Eskom and other state owned companies have become a huge burden on the government purse ShutterstockThe purpose of national economic reform is to change the structure and overall direction of an economy. Reforms therefore can affect the amount of resources available to a country. They can also affect … [Read more...] about Governments should always assess the impact of economic reforms on citizens | The Conversation

SASRCOA Pleased to note SA Government’s attention to Sardine Run Operators

4 September 2019 By admin

SASRCOA Pleased to note SA Government’s attention to Sardine Run Operators: The South African Sardine Run Charter Owners Association (SASRCOA) notes the South African Government’s comment on the formation of the association on 2 July 2019. A spokesperson for the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries Oceans and Coasts said; “We believe [sardine run] … [Read more...] about SASRCOA Pleased to note SA Government’s attention to Sardine Run Operators

SA News: The sad state of our SOEs: Government’s half in, half out approach is not helping

12 June 2019 By admin

The sad state of our SOEs: Government’s half in, half out approach is not helping: Indeed, if we are to get South Africa working, inclusive of the SOEs, the new deal must become a reality. Government must decide what it wants to do with these entities. The endless confusion is ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Cricket World Cup: Early tournament reserve days … [Read more...] about SA News: The sad state of our SOEs: Government’s half in, half out approach is not helping

Shutting down the internet doesn’t work — but governments keep doing it | The Conversation

19 February 2019 By admin

Shutting down the internet doesn't work -- but governments keep doing it: The Zimbabwean government recently shutdown the internet by ordering mobile companies to withhold mobile data. EPA-EFE/STFAs the internet continues to gain considerable power and agency around the world, many governments have moved to regulate it. And where regulation fails, some states resort to internet … [Read more...] about Shutting down the internet doesn’t work — but governments keep doing it | The Conversation

It’s time for governments to help their citizens deal with cybersecurity | The Conversation

26 August 2018 By admin

It's time for governments to help their citizens deal with cybersecurity: Cybersecurity is everyone's problem, all over the world. NicoElNino/ShutterstockCyber criminals are extremely active across the globe – and, unfortunately, also very successful. In Africa, too, businesses are losing billions to cybercrime. A quick Internet search shows that governments in the … [Read more...] about It’s time for governments to help their citizens deal with cybersecurity | The Conversation

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