The organisation has asked what the government is doing to confront organised criminal syndicates plaguing mining, construction and logistics.
President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighted the government’s plans to improve road, rail and port logistics networks over the next three years.
The IDC has extended the repayment deadline for an older R950-million loan.
Toyota has warned that accepting subsidised Chinese imports could further deindustrialise South Africa.
A weaker rand and strong demand in the Northern hemisphere have driven prices upwards.
SAPS drone pilots deployed in Limpopo and KwaZulu-Natal formed part of the national operation.
The growth of online retail is anticipated to decelerate significantly compared to immediate post-Covid times.
It includes millions in financial aid as part of Pepfar funding.
The trade union has called for the rate-cutting cycle to continue, but the risk of rising inflation could hamper further cuts.
The country is also well on its way to exiting the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list, says National Treasury.
Mining companies must take responsibility for rehabilitating mines, says mineral resources and energy minister Gwede Mantashe.
Economists have forecast that the SA Reserve Bank will drop the repo rate next week, although inflation is expected to rise.
The goal is to advance several shared priority objectives, including scaling trade and utilisation of Agoa.
