Übersetzung für "Black economic empowerment" in Deutsch

How successful is Black Economic Empowerment?

His large fortune was tantamount to a gift from the ANC’s Black Economic Empowerment programs in the 1990s.

With the country performing well below its considerable potential, “black economic empowerment” efforts that are meant to reduce historical inequalities have suffered.

In South Africa, support for the Department of Trade and Industry’s SWEEEP programme is contributing to the expansion of the “Black Economic Empowerment” enterprises (see Box 2).

Through the involvement of NEF (National Empowerment Fund), whose mandate from the South African Government is to facilitate Black Economic Empowerment, Black South Africans will be able to participate and become beneficiaries in this strategic project.

Sibanye was a South African Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) front company, dealing with locomotives and spare parts.

This Facility aims to provide equity and quasiequity to SMEs owned by historically disadvantaged persons, in line with the South African Government’s Black Economic Empowerment initiative.

Thanks to business presentations on the topics, "Black Economic Empowerment", "Branding South Africa" and "Social Structural Change", the students received close insight into the economic, political and social situation in South Africa.

In a similarly nationalist vein, Manyi also decried the high numbers of Indians who had benefited from affirmative action and "Black Economic Empowerment", implying that they should be excluded from both.

Results of Operations Rockwell's interest in the operations is 74%, with the remaining 26% being held by a Black Economic Empowerment consortium.

Sibanye is also pleased to announce that the broad based black economic empowerment (" BBBEE ") ownership of SRPM has been agreed and implemented from 1 November 2016 such that Sibanye holds 74% of SRPM, with the remaining 26% held through Newshelf 1335 Proprietary Limited (" BB BEECo SPV ") .

With the Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) Act, South Africa hopes to alleviate the effects of apartheid and enable traditionally disadvantaged groups – especially black people, women, young people and the disabled – to share in economic growth.

The shipowning group and logistic Grindrod South African has melted own activities of marine agency with those of the compatriot Sturrock Shipping, marine agency of property of the Sturrock family and the Calulo group, than in its turn Black Economic Empowerment is partner of Grindrod in the within of the South African norm BEE () that it has the objective to increase the involvement of the population of color in the economic activities.

In 2006 and 2007, strongly reduced shares were advertised for bids for black African investors as a result of the 'Black-Economic-Empowerment' – program, which sought to overcome the injustice caused by the years of Apartheid.

It is particularly noteworthy that in the course of the project a very high proportion will be spent on the affirmative action progam B-BBEE (Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment) to achieve economic equal opportunity of previously disadvantaged citizens in South Africa.

In 2006 and 2007, strongly reduced shares were advertised for bids for black African investors as a result of the 'Black-Economic-Empowerment' â program, which sought to overcome the injustice caused by the years of Apartheid.

He went on to become the archetypal representative of the self-enrichment of a newly-created layer of black capitalists that was the essential function of the ANC's policy of Black Economic Empowerment (BEE).

South Africa was ordered by an international arbitration tribunal to pay compensation when an Italian company sued over the preferential treatment of its black population (Black Economic Empowerment).

Since political transformation in 1994, the government of South Africa has introduced legislation and supported industry self-regulation aimed at ensuring an equivalent economic transformation, termed Black Economic Empowerment ("BEE").

The sale to AfriSam under the Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) to pro-mote the South African economy is ques-tionable.

The Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Programme (BBBEE) is a far developed policy tool to realise socio-political goals, explicitly including the instrument of targeted public procurement.

He supports the post-Apartheid 'Black-Economic-Empowerment', but also advocates a clear end date for the support program for practical reasons.

In a similarly nationalist vein, Manyi also decried the high numbers of Indians who had benefited from affirmative action and “Black Economic Empowerment”, implying that they should be excluded from both.