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Beneficial ownership and BEE

Grey listing requires changes: South Africa made headlines in Q1 2023 by being greylisted by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). In response to this, to further fight money laundering and increase transparency, new beneficial ownership reporting requirement for South African trusts and companies have been introduced. These changes are effective from April 1, 2023.

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Addo and Tembe

At Tusker, our dedication to elephants has inspired our innovative B-BBEE Ownership solutions. As you’ve probably guessed, we like elephants and have named our B-BBEE Ownership products accordingly. The first is ‘Addo’. It’s named after the Addo Nature Reserve in the Eastern Cape, a reserve famous for its Elephants. Our latest product is ‘Tembe’, named

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BEE and Solar. Win-Win-Win

Addressing Dual Challenges: Solar Solutions & BEE Ownership Requirements Are you a business owner in South Africa grappling with the intricacies of BEE ownership requirements while also dealing with an erratic electricity supply? You’re in the right place. This guide will unveil a dual solution: a sustainable energy source and an innovative approach to BEE

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BEE and the New (Post-Covid) Normal

As nations grappled with the economic fallout from Covid-19, the term “new normal” gained prominence. In South Africa, with its existing economic challenges, the concept of “BEE post-Covid” became a focal point. The country was already confronting issues such as load shedding, rising unemployment, and corruption allegations. Now, amidst this turmoil, the role and relevance

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BEE and Procurement: Afribusiness v Minister of Finance Ruling

BEE and Procurement: Afribusiness Ruling In the dynamic world of BEE (Black Economic Empowerment) and procurement in South Africa, the Afribusiness v Minister of Finance ruling carries significant implications. This landmark case addresses corruption and policy uncertainties, warranting attention. Background (BEE and Procurement): To redress historical injustices, the Constitution allows targeted racial discrimination, leading to

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