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Gavin Came

@GavinCame

Been in financial services for 40years my career ranges from strategy to doing it. My profile photo?Light at the end of the tunnel? No a beer cap on a grass mat

South Africa Katılım Nisan 2010
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WSM@TheJaundicedEye·
Currency's Tim Cohen on the ANC's latest technological breakthrough, 'industrialising the bucket'.
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President Zuma was subpoenaed, and did not arrive.
senamile@MsaneSmang59867

@matumba_anthony President Zuma walked out of the commission & ended up in prison same thing wl happen to o'soluvan. Our lawmakers should hv watched him leave not to act as the big guys at a tavern. Sikhisana almost walked away wt an assault charge. Lungisa ended up in prison for such behavior

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Gavin Came@GavinCame·
Yes Shazam owners are here they are taxed here
Danielle⁷ 🐋@0706_danielle

@ISephara Isn’t because you have to be taxed by the country of residency? You can’t be double taxed by both the SA government and your home government - it’s one or the other.

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Gavin Came@GavinCame·
I think this is the only instance that I have ever agreed with you;)
Sentletse 🇿🇦🇷🇺🇵🇸🇱🇧@Sentletse

Busi Mavuso wrote a nonsensical article about manufacturing. She blames Chinese car imports for killing local manufacturing of German vehicle and wants us to impose tariffs on China. She further claims that ‘Just Energy Transition’ would boost local manufacturing. This is all a load of bollocks. Local car manufacturers or assemblers are suffering not because of Chinese import but simply because of their extortionist pricing. There was a time that cars we export were cheaper outside than they were here. Chinese car manufacturers are offering value for money. That is how capitalism works: Competition! The argument that government should protect local manufacturers in order to protect jobs is a dishonest argument. The Chinese dealership network employs are much more than all these local manufacturers combined. Moreover, these Chinese companies are beginning to set up their manufacturing base here. The demand for government intervention, by people who preach free market and privatisation, in order to rescue capitalism is preposterous. Mavuso’s view that renewables are a necessary impetus for the manufacturing sector is not based on science but a dishonest gospel meant to benefit independent power producers (IPPs). Mavuso represents Business Leadership SA, which advocates for IPPs and cannot be objective on energy issues. What she fails to comprehend is the reality that the manufacturing sector cannot run on renewables. Germany has over 50% of installed energy capacity as renewables yet failed to sustain its manufacturing industries when the supply of cheap Russian gas came to a halt. A number of manufacturing plants shut down as a result. It is pure fantasy that by ramping up renewables it would boost industrialisation and our manufacturing capacity. The media needs to stop elevating these nonsensical opinion pieces by so-called business leaders.

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Gavin Came@GavinCame·
@willempet @geordinhl There is a rates calculator for Cape Town. R30,000pm rates imply that your home is valued at about R50million
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Willem Petzer@willempet·
Why dis @geordinhl never address this: "I have lived in my home for 22 years. I am 76 – retired and on a fixed income. My next rates bill will be increased by 100% to more than R 30,000 per month. I have written to the COCT and of course – no response. I am being driven out of my home due to COCT rates – is this right and proper / humane treatment ? I have checked rates for similar value properties in Berlin, Brussels, New York and Paris. Cape Town is more expensive than any of the above cities. So, one of the other commentators is correct – the DA voting base is beiing eroded to such an extent that the Western Cape is likely to be another failed coalition after the next Municiapal elections." - Larry Simpson
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@Constitution_94 Ask AI to highlight the differences between the promises made at this year's SONA compared to last year
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Constitution First 🇿🇦@Constitution_94·
I rate President Ramaphosa's SONA last night very highly. He gets a score of 8/10. It was very long, but most of the key points landed. There are green shoots everywhere: 1. The economy is growing. 2. The rand is strong. 3. No load shedding. 4. Tourists are pouring in. 5. Cash-in-transit heists are down. 6. The matric pass rate is high. 7. The national mood is positive. 8. Most roads are in good condition. 9. Real investors are coming in, even fake ones, like those from China. 10. There’s a property boom in Gauteng and KZN. Imagine if the ANC had been removed from power in 2024 and we were left with these permanently squabbling doomsayers. South Africa would have ended up like a baby Somalia by now. #SONA2026 #SONA
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kevin lings@lingskevin·
Interesting to see stark differences in economic development of Western Cape vs Gauteng. For example during first 11 months of 2025 value of building plans passed in Western Cape increased by R2.678 billion year on year vs a decline of R4.285 billion in Gauteng over same period
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If the tax going to stop gambling , how can they budget any tax income. What they are saying is "the public are upset with the online gambling crisis so they will support this new tax" no intent to stop the online gambling.
Makau_Mangana_Magasa@Mokgalabjeza

@ewnupdates In support..Gambling is a big problem

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Gavin Came@GavinCame·
dailyinvestor.com/finance/115808… Proof that economics trumps (odd word in context) pursuit of ideology every time. We will be saved by abandoning the latter in favour of tried and tested economic measures
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