The Financial Action Task Force has removed South Africa from the grey listing. This is after the country managed to meet all the required anti-money laundering recommendations set out for it. The global financial crime watchdog placed South Africa on the list in February 2023, for not complying with international standards around the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing. South Africa is among three other African countries removed from the list including Nigeria, Burkina Faso, and Mozambique. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na mutivi wa economy eka Chapu Accountants, Rhangani Mbhalati

The Financial Action Task Force has removed South Africa from the grey listing. This is after the country managed to meet all the required anti-money laundering recommendations set out for it. The global financial crime watchdog placed South Africa on the list in February 2023, for not complying with international standards around the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing. South Africa is among three other African countries removed from the list including Nigeria, Burkina Faso, and Mozambique. Ernest Ntimbane u burisanile na mutivi wa economy eka Chapu Accountants, Rhangani Mbhalati

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va Financial Action Task Force va sula tiko ra Afrika-Dzonga eka nxanxamelo wa matiko lawa nga fambiseki kahle swa timali ta wona

The Gauteng Liquor Traders Association expressed strong opposition to proposed liquor licence fee increases by the Gauteng Liquor Board, warning that the move would place additional financial strain on township-based liquor traders. The association argued that many small business owners were already battling regulatory delays, administrative red tape and rising compliance costs. It further maintained that the planned increases could threaten the sustainability of small liquor outlets across Gauteng if proper consultation and support measures were not implemented. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na mutshamaxitulu wa Gauteng Liquor Traders Association, Fannie Mokwena

The Gauteng Liquor Traders Association expressed strong opposition to proposed liquor licence fee increases by the Gauteng Liquor Board, warning that the move would place additional financial strain on township-based liquor traders. The association argued that many small business owners were already battling regulatory delays, administrative red tape and rising compliance costs. It further maintained that the planned increases could threaten the sustainability of small liquor outlets across Gauteng if proper consultation and support measures were not implemented. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na mutshamaxitulu wa Gauteng Liquor Traders Association, Fannie Mokwena

va  Gauteng Liquor Traders Association va vilerisiwa hi xibumabumelo xaku tlakusa tihakelo ta mpfumelelo wa ku xavisa byala eGauteng

Holobye wa swa timali e Africa Dzonga Enoch Godongwana u languteriwa ku andlala mpimanyeto wa timali wa lembe ra magidi mbirhi na makume mbirhi ntsevu hi Ravunharhu..Mavandla ya tipolitiki na minhlangano yo yimela vatirhi yi karhi ku andlala swibumabumelo  na leswi yiswi langutekele eka mpiamanyeto ku cinca xiyino xa Africa Dzonga, Nhangano wo yimela vatirhi wa COSATU wu kombela mfumo ku tekela enhlokweni mhaka yaku tumbuluxiwa ka mintirhi ku hunguta xiyimo xa vusweti laha tikweni. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na muvulavuleri wa nhlangano wa COSATU,  Zanale Sabela

Holobye wa swa timali e Africa Dzonga Enoch Godongwana u languteriwa ku andlala mpimanyeto wa timali wa lembe ra magidi mbirhi na makume mbirhi ntsevu hi Ravunharhu..Mavandla ya tipolitiki na minhlangano yo yimela vatirhi yi karhi ku andlala swibumabumelo &nbsp;na leswi yiswi langutekele eka mpiamanyeto ku cinca xiyino xa Africa Dzonga, Nhangano wo yimela vatirhi wa COSATU wu kombela mfumo ku tekela enhlokweni mhaka yaku tumbuluxiwa ka mintirhi ku hunguta xiyimo xa vusweti laha tikweni. Ntwanano Vuma u burisanile na muvulavuleri wa nhlangano wa COSATU,&nbsp; Zanale Sabela

Ku langutela ka va Cosatu eka mpimanyeto wa timali lowu ngata andlariwa hi holobye  wa timali Enoch Godongwana

Gauteng Premier, Panyaza Lesufi, is preparing to deliver his second State of the Province Address under the Government of Provincial Unity. Last year, he announced a turnaround plan to fix 13 major service delivery problems, which includes water, electricity, safety, governance and infrastructure. But opposition parties say little has changed since his last address and they expect more empty promises during his speech at the Nasrec Expo Centre in Johannesburg tonight.Ntwanano Vuma u urisanile na  murhangeri wa vandla ra DA e Gauteng,  Solly Msimanga

Gauteng Premier, Panyaza Lesufi, is preparing to deliver his second State of the Province Address under the Government of Provincial Unity. Last year, he announced a turnaround plan to fix 13 major service delivery problems, which includes water, electricity, safety, governance and infrastructure. But opposition parties say little has changed since his last address and they expect more empty promises during his speech at the Nasrec Expo Centre in Johannesburg tonight.Ntwanano Vuma u urisanile na&nbsp; murhangeri wa vandla ra DA e Gauteng,&nbsp; Solly Msimanga

va Financial Action Task Force va sula tiko ra Afrika-Dzonga eka nxanxamelo wa matiko lawa nga fambiseki kahle swa timali ta wona

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