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Business Forum: Alternative Sources of Government Revenue in South Africa
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Dear Friend of the Graduate School of Business and Leadership

 

You are cordially invited to participate in the 7th Business Forum of the UKZN Graduate School of Business and Leadership themed: Alternative Sources of Government Revenue in South Africa.

 

Featured Speakers:

·         Professor Walter Geach, World Renowned Tax Expert

·         Ms Busisiwe Radebe, Economist: Nedbank Group

·         Dr Mampho Modise, Deputy Director General: National Treasury

 

Facilitator:

·         Mr Lukhona Mnguni, Independent Social and Political Analyst

 

For more details, click on the attachment.

 

Issued by the Graduate School of Business and Leadership, UKZN

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Business Forum Invite.pdf
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Category Events
Posted 10 April 2019
By Hazel Langa
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From UKZN
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