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- businessweekly
- October 11, 2019
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Of hard nuts, grease and oil
I first heard of workmanship when the elders in my home area referred to the durability of German made products in the 1930s extending through to the period after Second World War.
- businessweekly
- October 11, 2019
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Capital redemption allowance limits
Writing off the cost of capital assets through depreciation allowances is an important issue for extractive industries due to the significant upfront investments up and above the other operating expenditure. In a bid to encourage investment, the Zimbabwean tax system recognises the cost of the investment by allowing a tax deduction for capital expenditure in the form of capital redemption allowances.
- businessweekly
- October 11, 2019
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Capital redemption allowance limits
Writing off the cost of capital assets through depreciation allowances is an important issue for extractive industries due to the significant upfront investments up and above the other operating expenditure. In a bid to encourage investment, the Zimbabwean tax system recognises the cost of the investment by allowing a tax deduction for capital expenditure in the form of capital redemption allowances.
- businessweekly
- October 11, 2019
- 38 views
SA firms vs emerging market peers
The hunt for yield is still on in emerging markets. And as that plays out, expect Asia to outperform. Those are the main findings of Bloomberg’s quarterly survey of 54…
- businessweekly
- October 11, 2019
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SA firms vs emerging market peers
The hunt for yield is still on in emerging markets. And as that plays out, expect Asia to outperform. Those are the main findings of Bloomberg’s quarterly survey of 54…
- businessweekly
- October 11, 2019
- 67 views
SA billionaires eye top rugby team
With South Africa having all but secured a place in the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup in Japan, two of the sports-mad country’s richest people may buy the Blue Bulls rugby team, which regularly provides more than its fair share of players to the national side.
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- October 11, 2019
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SA billionaires eye top rugby team
With South Africa having all but secured a place in the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup in Japan, two of the sports-mad country’s richest people may buy the Blue Bulls rugby team, which regularly provides more than its fair share of players to the national side.
- businessweekly
- October 9, 2019
- 33 views
Why South Africa needs to fix its troubled public broadcaster
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), the country’s legislated public broadcasting service, has been in the news for all the wrong reasons in recent times. The extent of its woes were laid bare in testimony at the judicial commission investigating allegations of corruption at various state institutions under former President Jacob Zuma.
- businessweekly
- October 9, 2019
- 114 views
Why South Africa needs to fix its troubled public broadcaster
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), the country’s legislated public broadcasting service, has been in the news for all the wrong reasons in recent times. The extent of its woes were laid bare in testimony at the judicial commission investigating allegations of corruption at various state institutions under former President Jacob Zuma.
- businessweekly
- October 9, 2019
- 27 views
Global stocks struggle as hopes fade for trade and Brexit deals
LONDON – European stocks steadied on Wednesday, but sentiment remained fragile as negotiations for a Brexit withdrawal deal seemed all but dead and the U.S.-China trade dispute triggered another round of selling.