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Finance ·29 Jun 2021

Government in talks to find money for workers impacted by South Africa’s level 4 lockdown

Business ·29 Jun 2021

Tax changes planned for cigarettes and alcohol in South Africa – but they could come at a cost

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Lifestyle ·29 Jun 2021

South Africans face jail time for breaking these lockdown rules: Cele

Finance ·29 Jun 2021

Here’s how much money the average worker gets paid in South Africa

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Nespresso Professional brings professional coffee within reach of South Africa’s smaller businesses with new Giorno Mini

Business ·29 Jun 2021

Western Cape pushes to have South Africa’s level 4 lockdown rules changed for wine

Finance ·29 Jun 2021

More South Africans are buying food on credit to make it to the end of the month

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Banking ·29 Jun 2021

Here are all the bank branches where you can get your Smart ID and passport in South Africa

Business ·29 Jun 2021

Level 4 lockdown likely to last much longer than just two weeks in South Africa: analyst

Business Opinion ·29 Jun 2021

Business Talk – In conversation with GIBS director Dr Roze Phillips

Lifestyle ·29 Jun 2021

Home Affairs extends visas in South Africa – what you should know

Motoring ·29 Jun 2021

South Africa’s new driving laws are supposed to come into effect this week – but there are problems

Finance ·29 Jun 2021

A look at South Africa’s new R5 coin launching this week

Banking ·29 Jun 2021

South Africa faces a speed bump: SARB

Business ·29 Jun 2021

5 important things happening in South Africa today

Business ·28 Jun 2021

This is the average pay for domestic workers in South Africa right now

Government ·28 Jun 2021

Changes planned for universities in South Africa – including fees

Energy ·28 Jun 2021

Get ready for higher petrol prices in July

Banking ·28 Jun 2021

Stocks and rand slide as level 4 restrictions hit

Finance ·28 Jun 2021

Push for government to reintroduce financial support during level 4 lockdown in South Africa

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Property ·5 Sep 2026

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Business ·5 Sep 2026

New R1.4 billion development for Cape Town

Lifestyle ·5 Sep 2026

UN approves new world map – with a big change to Africa

Government ·5 Sep 2026

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Government ·5 Sep 2026

The 153-year-old town in South Africa that produced 2.1 million carats of diamonds and then collapsed into ruin

5 Things ·5 Sep 2026

Government coming after homeowners in small town, and man behind rising electricity prices received a R13.52 million at Eskom

Business ·5 Sep 2026

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