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In this week’s episode of Ghost Wrap, we cover:
- Nampak is trying to climb a mountain – and failing.
- Pepkor’s like-for-like growth is in trouble.
- Shoprite’s top-line story is wonderful, but profitability is being hit by load shedding.
- Super Group is living up to its name for shareholders.
- Ellies has been telling the market for a while that an acquisition is needed – but it didn’t come cheap.
- MTN had a good week in Africa, with Nigeria growing strongly and Ghana withdrawing the tax assessment.
- RCL flagged a tough result in its baking business – what is the read-through here for Tiger Brands?
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Companies they get their material outside south africa instead of getting home and by doing that they dont grow the GDP and they are not greating jobs
Where is Manufacturing circles that was led by Ceo of eskom it is no visible in the location and the start up are not given capital
If start up can be given capital by government fundings department and give the start up mentors it will be job creation
Brilliant suggestion Edward
Thank you for the Podcast. It is really very good.
Edward: If Government made it easier for local business to get resources within SA (labour laws and red tape), it could be great but with politics in the way combined with self-enrichment goals of those in the chair, it is a dead duck.