Davies trying to get BBBEE back on right track
Posted 1 February 2012  |  0 Comments
Legislative changes are an attempt to deal with unintended consequences, writes Carol Paton
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A summary of the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Amendment Bill 2011: For public comments
Posted 14 December 2011  |  1 Comments

This is an amendment to the B-BBEE Act No 53 of 2003 and not the long awaited amendments to the B-BBEE Codes of Good practice (lets hold our breath for this next year)

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B-BBEE amendment Bill is gazetted
Posted 12 December 2011  |  0 Comments

Davies gazettes B-BBEE Amendment Bill

The Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Amendment Bill, which aims to align the B-BBEE Act with other legislations impacting on B-BBEE and with the Codes, has been gazetted by the Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies, the Department of Trade and Industry reported on Friday.
 

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BBBEE a 5 year review
Posted 23 November 2011  |  1 Comments
A description of the principles and impacts of Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE)
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BBBEE and Enterprise Development
Posted 8 November 2011  |  1 Comments
Why B-BBEE? In a free market economy the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, so some form of market intervention is needed to stabilise our economy.
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How to Mine and Shine
Posted 31 May 2011  |  0 Comments
A developing country like South Africa needs to benefit optimally from its R18-trillion mining endowment and also exploit its tourism potential to the full. To do that, those who mine must also shine, environmentally. South Africa has seen the Department of Environmental Affairs stop the mining of soft coking coal at Vele, in Limpopo, because of its potential impact on tourism at the Mapungubwe National Park, a Unesco World Heritage site. The 596 workers that the ASX-, Aim- and JSE-listed Coal of Africa Limited (CoAL) retrenched when the project was stopped did not regain tourism employment, and were left jobless.
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Sustainability - Just another Fad?
Posted 23 August 2010  |  0 Comments
In South Africa we’re fortunately not dealing with a major oil spill, at least not directly. But we are dealing with widespread poverty (compounded over aeons) and its implications not only for society but also the impacts of development on the country’s resource base (that bringing people out of poverty requires)
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The Role of B-BBEE in transformation, or can South Africa become another Zimbabwe?
Posted 17 August 2009  |  1 Comments
After working in black economic empowerment for eight years and assisting hundreds of companies including yours, with their transformation efforts...
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Five tests of your BEE health
Posted 7 July 2009  |  1 Comments
Companies in our country are moving along a process of socializing transformation into the fabric of their businesses. Some are doing this better than others...
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Disability Equity and the B-BBEE Scorecard
Posted 15 March 2009  |  0 Comments
Various legislation, codes and guidelines have been put in place to encourage the inclusion of people with disabilities in the open labour market...
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The Latest on the Accreditation of Verification Agencies
Posted 9 March 2009  |  0 Comments
Most of us working in the field of BEE, either as consultants or as transformation champions in our respective companies, have been waiting for some time for news...
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The Impact a strategic Enterprise Development Initiative can Have on your Business
Posted 3 March 2009  |  1 Comments
When the B-BBEE codes of good practice were finally released on the 7th of February, 2007, some organisations did not comprehend what this meant for them...
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