- Here’s why Eskom halted substation repair work in parts of Gauteng June 24, 2019Eskom says that its offices in parts of Gauteng have been targeted by violent protests.
- These South African companies are retrenching staff in 2019 June 24, 2019Somehow, South Africa's economy and labour market will have to weather this storm. It is looking very ugly at the moment.
- Soweto shootout: Man seriously injured during cash-in-transit heist [video] June 24, 2019Soweto, Johannesburg was brought to a standstill on Monday after a cash-in-transit heist caused chaos on the streets. One person is in a critical condition.
- Africa Cup of Nations latest news: Senegal to be Sane-less June 24, 2019Senegal will be without the services of Salif Sane for their next two Africa Cup of Nations 2019 matches.
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- This restaurant is now serving cannabis pizza in South Africa June 24, 2019Now available in Cape Town! Popular franchise, Col’Cacchio announced that cannabis will be made available on two of their pizzas from Tuesday, 25 June.
- BET Awards 2019: Sho Madjozi wins big, complete winners list June 24, 2019A big night for Madjozi on her first BET Awards outing.
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Serious recession time for SA as foreigners sell off SA equities
Zero percent! That’s what South Africans economy grew in the last year and it’s getting even worse.
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Hope for SA economy if government encourage growth through reform – IMF
The mission, led by Ana Lucía Coronel, who visited South Africa from 27 May to 3 June to discuss recent economic developments and outlook in the context of its regular surveillance activities, also said robust actions are needed to reduce the fiscal deficit and reverse the increase in public debt. The IMF also advised that the South African government now has a renewed opportunity to press ahead with policies to further strengthen governance, encourage competition, increase labour market flexibility, and, more generally, reduce the cost of doing business. According to Ms. Coronel statement “there is a sense of cautious optimism…
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The pros and cons of shipping your personal items overseas
There are several things to consider before you make the decision.
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Malema, EFF to pay AfriFurom another R100,000+
It’s a matter of ‘kak en betaal’ for the political party EFF and its leader Julius Malema. If they don’t pay civil rights union AfriForum R100,000 their assets will be seized.
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The Rise of Online Casinos in South Africa
Although it may have taken a while to kick into gear, akin to many countries throughout the continent, South Africa has begun to enjoy faster and more reliable communications than ever before in recent years.
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New Tourism Minister… Where the hell did she come from?
At times it is much more fun to read the comments sections of some of South Africa’s leading websites. In this case, the comments on TourismUpdate.co.za about President Cyril Ramaphosa’s new selection as Tourism Minister in his new cabinet carries a couple of gems.
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Time for ‘new empowerment strategy’ in mining
While the legal status of the 2018 mining charter is being resolved before the courts – a process likely to take some time – the mining industry could take the bull by the horns and embark on a pilot study to explore what the benefits of shifting from BEE to ‘EED’ in mining would be.
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Now DSTV wants court to save their asses
Poor old DSTV. First Netflix arrives in SA to wee on their parade and now ICASA wants to take away some of their exclusive sports coverage. No wonder the BoereMafia who owns the pathetic outfit are calling for government to help save their riches and going to court to save their asses.
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Farm attacks! Emotional support from AfriForum Trauma Unit
If the government can’t – or won’t – do it, somebody needs to step up to the task to support the victims of farm attacks in South Africa.
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Three new marine parks for SA
South Africa will be three new SanParks Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) richer on 1 August this year.
Read moreThe day your TV dies!
Day zero is growing closer for the South African Broadcorping Castration (SABC) – the day when your TV screens will go blank.
Read moreCourt to decide on Duduzane Zuma crash
On 12 July we will know the fate of Jacob Zuma’s son.
Read moreTourists are ditching South Africa
Cape Town’s water crisis and rising crime is being blamed for international tourists starting to think visiting South Africa is s shitty idea.
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Madiba’s daughter is a racist! Now kick her for touch…
Get rid of South Africa’s ambassador to Denmark. Her tweets are racist and divisive!
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The mystery of Cape Town’s disappearing gun
A British military ‘disappearing gun’ that actually disappeared in Cape Town is the topic of a new multi-media BBC Travel feature on BBC.com.
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Fighting for clean water town by town
While the South African government is clearly not serious about the health of South Africans by allowing the quality of water go down the toilet every day, civil rights organisation AfriForum is launched its #CleanWater project for 2019.
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Increasing global mobility for South Africans
Meet the Chetcuti Cauchi team in South Africa for one-on-one confidential meetings.
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All systems go for voting day
60 million ballot papers, 300,000 ballot boxes, 45,000 voting compartments, 25,000 voting station arrow signs, 56,255 stationery packs – they all need to be in place by May 8 to give South Africans the chance to vote next week.
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ANC majority ‘in balance’ on May 8
The ANC majority at national level can be in the balance when South Africans go to voting booths next week on May8, says the Institute of Race Relations (IRR).
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Large petrol price hike in May
Consumers will have to dig even deeper into their pockets as both grades of petrol are set to increase by 54 cents a litre this week.
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Worries about brutal killings in Northern Cape
The recent brutal killings in communities in the Northern Cape have been condemned by MEC of Transport, Safety and Liaison, Lebogang Motlhaping.
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How to earn money from free bets
Sports betting dates back to the early 20th century when bookmakers used to have pools as a system of betting.
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What is a document lifecycle?
Find out how you can optimise your business by creating a document lifecycle strategy
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Expensive lesson to police for failing to stop landgrab
In what could be an expensive lesson to incompetent police, a farmer is taking the Minister of Police to court for paying the legal cost and related expenses to get rid of illegal squatters on his land.
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What are the wealth trends in South Africa?
Come along this month to discover how best to invest your wealth.
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Does your driver have the right licence?
Important information for all transport entrepreneurs.
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‘Looting vehicle’ Eskom is officially kaput
The revelation that the Finance Minister, Tito Mboweni, tabled a report which details a R17 billion bailout for Eskom due to an emergency cash problem points to a power utility that is no longer viable and sustainable.
Read moreAfriForum takes on Human Rights Commission over Malema ‘hate speech’
Julius Malema might think he is off the hook after the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) found him not guilty of racial hate speech, but his legal confrontation with minority rights movement AfriForum is far from over.
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