Month: March 2022

South Africa’s carbon tax rate goes up but emitters get more time to clean up

March 2, 2022

Following a decade of consultation and public debates, South Africa introduced a carbon tax in June 2019. Treasury faced strong opposition, especially from energy intensive

The difference between upskilling and reskilling and why it’s important to e-learning

March 2, 2022

Though the terms are close cousins, there are significant differences between upskilling and reskilling in the corporate world, and it’s crucial to set them apart

Upward trend in food inflation likely to continue in the short term

March 2, 2022

South African consumers are being pummelled by an all-time high fuel price and escalating food inflation. The March fuel price increase will have a severe