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Barloworld’s R23Bn Buyout: A Defining Moment for Economic Transformation in South Africa

Johannesburg, February, 09, 2025: With South Africa standing at the cusp of a new dawn in economic transformation, the landmark R23 billion buyout of Barloworld sets the stage for real broad-based industrial empowerment. The deal, endorsed by the Independent Experts, the company’s Independent Board, and the Black Business Council (BBC), is not just a corporate transaction; …

Black Business Council Statement on Expropriation Act and USA Distortion of Facts

FROM: KGANKI MATABANE Johannesburg, February, 09, 2025: The Black Business Council (BBC) stands firm with H.E. President Ramaphosa when he…

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