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Read MoreSeveral companies express interest in investing in SA: Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa says several multinational companies have expressed interest in investing in South Africa, citing the country’s ongoing economic reforms as a key attraction. Speaking after the wrap of
Read MoreMissing GP woman: Family urges public to stop unverified rumours
The family of a missing Gauteng woman is appealing to the public not to circulate unverified information. This is as the family waits for confirmation on whether the body found on Saturday
Read MoreFive arrested as Police rescue kidnapped Cape Town e-hailing driver
Cape Town police have arrested five suspects, including two women and a teenager, after rescuing a 25-year-old e-hailing driver from a horrific ordeal in Heathfield. The suspects allegedly held the
Read MoreExpand economy and boost enforcement over new taxes: SAIT
The South African Institute of Taxation says government should focus on expanding the tax base rather than imposing huge new tax increases. The institute’s CEO, Professor Keith Engel, says better
Read MoreSouth Africa After Dark | Afro House • 3-Step • Amapiano
In South Africa, the streets are warmer, the drinks are colder and the bass is doing serious structural damage to your ears and better judgment. This set has Johannesburg in
Read MoreSearch intensifies for missing Kempton Park woman
Police in Gauteng have intensified the search for 38-year-old Elizabeth Mokolo Moselakgomo, also known as “Tsontso”, who disappeared after leaving her Kempton Park home for an afternoon run. Moselakgomo has
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Read MoreSoweto Kota Festival serves up tradition, innovation, opportunity
From a favourite township meal to a growing family business, the kota is feeding more than just hungry customers. At the annual Soweto Kota Festival in Rockville, vendors are showcasing
Read MoreKZN Acting Police Commissioner welcomes 1.7% drop in murders
KwaZulu-Natal Acting Police Commissioner Phumelele Makoba has welcomed the 1.7% decrease in murders in the province in the period between April and June. Inanda had the biggest decrease, with 20
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