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Motsoaledi should be held accountable for visa fiasco, not encouraging job creation — Fedhasa

Business Maverick, South Africa, Maverick News

Motsoaledi should be held accountable for visa fiasco, not encouraging job creation — Fedhasa

by: Georgina Crouth

Has Patricia de Lille done Good for tourism?

Business Maverick, South Africa

Has Patricia de Lille done Good for tourism?

by: Suné Payne

Seat at the table — restaurant lobby group teams up with Fedhasa to drive sector interests

Business Maverick, South Africa

Seat at the table — restaurant lobby group teams up with Fedhasa to drive sector interests

by: Georgina Crouth

Fedhasa salutes unsung heroes of hospitality sector at inaugural awards

TGIFood

Fedhasa salutes unsung heroes of hospitality sector at inaugural awards

by: Georgina Crouth

Tobacco bill will stub out hospitality businesses, warn associations

Business Maverick

Tobacco bill will stub out hospitality businesses, warn associations

by: Georgina Crouth

City Lodge pops the cork after 2022 interim results beat pre-pandemic levels

Business Maverick, South Africa, Maverick News

City Lodge pops the cork after 2022 interim results beat pre-pandemic levels

by: Georgina Crouth

It’s time for South Africa to cash in on the remote working trend

Business Maverick, South Africa

It’s time for South Africa to cash in on the remote working trend

by: Georgina Crouth

KwaZulu-Natal’s battered and bruised tourism sector prays for a bumper festive season

South Africa, COVID-19

KwaZulu-Natal’s battered and bruised tourism sector prays for a bumper festive season

by: Chris Makhaye and Nce Mkhize

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