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Enterprise ·25 Mar 2021 Samsung plans to double the speed of existing technology with next-generation memory chips
Government ·24 Mar 2021 Advisory committee calls for harder lockdown over Easter weekend in South Africa
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Business ·24 Mar 2021 Nearly 40,000 public service employees applied for the R350 special relief grant
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Partner content Forget low-code – This is how South African companies are using AI for software development
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Lifestyle ·7 Sep 2026 Public Afrikaans school outperforming most private schools in South Africa – with a principal holding a master’s degree in how to do it
Government ·7 Sep 2026 R9 billion project finally launching in South Africa next month after 15 years of delays
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5 Things Police officer made R1.5 million in cash bribes in one day, and Sun City owner getting rid of workers in South Africa
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Government Taxpayers handed over R17.2 billion to fix roads in South Africa – but they just got worse
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