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Jan de Lange

Time to face the truth

Sep 07 2011 09:54

Nedlac must confront some hard realities, says Jan de Lange.

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Jan de Lange

Looming menace

Aug 31 2011 09:00

Industry cannot sustain any new Eskom hikes, warns Jan de Lange.

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Belabouring the issue

Aug 25 2011 10:49

Oversimplification can sink the labour debate, says Jan de Lange.

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Walmart is a threat to SA

Jul 26 2011 10:20

Patel has good reason to fear the ruthless US retailer, says Jan de Lange.

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Busa and BMF split

Jul 19 2011 10:06

A leaner, cleaner Busa may well be better for business, says Jan de Lange.

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Cell C sparks price war

A tariff drop by Cell C has set off a price war among cellphone networks.
Medupi 'hush money'

Medupi subcontractors say they have been offered hush money to settle compensation claims.
UK recession deepens

Britain's recession in the first quarter was deeper than initially thought.
SA wants Nigerian oil

SA is shopping around to cut crude imports from Iran and avoid US sanctions.
E-tolls appeal to ConCourt

Pravin Gordhan wants the high court order halting e-tolling to be set aside.
'We don't need the West'

Gwede Mantashe says SA can now turn to fellow Brics for its funding needs.
Eskom has supply worries

Eskom is concerned about meeting peak power demand as winter sets in.
E-toll warning ignored

The government was warned of the high collection costs for e-tolls in 2010.

Jan de Lange

Miners must join debate

Jul 14 2011 22:15

The mining sector needs to get talking to the state, says Jan de Lange.

Jan de Lange

Cosatu lays bare its divisions

Jul 05 2011 10:54

Nationalisation has become a political tool, says Jan de Lange.

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Cosatu's anti-ANC tirades

Jun 30 2011 14:21

Vavi's sharp attack is a swipe at Zuma's presidency, says Jan de Lange.

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Aurora can be accused of stripping mines

Jun 21 2011 11:25

Jan de Lange says Aurora was more about scrap metal than mining.

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Manuel and Vavi's unlikely duet

Jun 14 2011 09:51

Manuel and Vavi are beginning to sing the same song, says Jan de Lange.

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The price of ignorance

Apr 05 2011 11:09

Miners' disregard for communities is lost in the nationalisation furore, says Jan de Lange.

Jan de Lange

Jobs summit underscores contradictions

Mar 22 2011 11:03

It remains to be seen whether anything good can come from discussions between a compromised government and a divided business community.

Jan de Lange

Solving Eskom's coal conundrum

Feb 03 2011 09:13

South Africa is facing a second power outage crisis unless difficult policy decisions are taken now, writes Jan de Lange.

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It pays to know the cost and what you’re getting in return

May 28 2012 09:33

Investors may not have a clue what they’re paying their money managers or they type of service they’re getting, or, whether they can actually negotiate lower fees. (Reuters)

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