Business ·5 Aug 2018 Spur just bought a new Greek restaurant franchise – and hopes it could be the next Rocomamas
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Business ·4 Aug 2018 Blocked on WhatsApp and heart broken? You still have to pay up, says South African consumer watchdog
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Government ·6 Aug 2026 Minimum R1.4 million salaries for managers in South Africa’s collapsing municipalities
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Government ·6 Aug 2026 New laws give SARS more power over money in your bank accounts in South Africa
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Government ·6 Aug 2026 New laws coming after households employing domestic workers in South Africa, with threats of R100,000 fines
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Government New laws coming after households employing domestic workers in South Africa, with threats of R100,000 fines
Telecommunications The man who went from selling picture frames at flea markets in South Africa to funding big tech in the United States
Business Opinion South Africa is facing an expropriation disaster, putting private assets at risk, including land, rights and investments
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