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9 December 2011: The B-BBEE Amendment Bill published for comment
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Ownership cannot be the only aspect of transformation. As soon as you mention black economic empowerment (BEE), people invariably focus on only two elements, being ownership and management control. The policy actually has seven elements that should be considered. The emphasis on Broad-based BEE has indeed been to increase the number of black people who manage, own and control the country’s economy with the intention to reduce income inequalities and to contribute to economic transformation. This is valuable but it does not exclusively meet the holistic objectives of Broad-based BEE.
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Analysis by the Citydex team, regarding the local Municipal elections, 18th May 2011. The high's, lows and predictions. Features in the Daily Maverick.
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Follow for up to the minute election info from the team at Citydex
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10 May 2011: The Daily Maverick. Analysis: The nascent rise of the independent ward councillor
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Financial Mail TEC (Top Empowerment Companies) in partnership with Empowerdex has grown to become the ultimate BEE barometer. A significant portion of companies listed on the JSE are now falling over themselves to participate in this annual survey. Empowerdex applies the broad-based BEE scorecard to companies listed on the JSE and then produces the TEC list."
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Empowerdex would like to advise that ABVA recently released their latest Best Practice Notes and that as an organization, we started applying them as of March 2011.
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The Department of Trade and Industry released Government Gazette no 34019 on 18 February 2011 with the intention of making changes to the Enterprise Development and Socio Economic Development Elements of the BBBEE scorecard (please enlarge the document in order to read clearly).
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Financial Mail feature 4th February 2011
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The Citadel / Empowerdex Trailblazers initiative, a celebration of influential black South African leaders and a means of imparting their wisdom to future generations. See details on the gala event and the winners for 2010.
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9th September 2010 Municipal spending - Financial Mail feature
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24 February 2010: Eskom's tariff increase means municipalities can't meet service delivery priorities
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18 February 2010: Municipal budget allocation not enough to achieve strategic goals set
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20 October 2009 Municipal Service Delivery Report. Munidex