Load shedding will soon be eradicated: Ramokgopa  – SABC News

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Gautrain’s expansion will connect more people: Lesufi – SABC News

At least R120 billion has been invested in Gautrain‘s planned expansion of its rail network, designed to offer commuters in Soweto and other parts of Gauteng townships a faster, safer

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SA Consumer Confidence rebounds on rate cuts and stronger rand

Consumer sentiment in South Africa is showing signs of recovery, thanks to lower interest rates, soaring stock prices and a firmer rand. The latest FNB/BER Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) extended

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SAHPRA recalls Citro-Soda batch ‘C’ products – SABC News

The South Africa Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) has recalled all Citro-Soda products with batch numbers that starts with the letter C. The health regulatory authority says every other batch,

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KZN spaza shop owners to benefit from bulk buying plan

KwaZulu-Natal Economic Development and Tourism Portfolio Committee Chairperson Mafika Mndebele says spaza shop owners will soon be able to purchase stock in bulk at reduced prices. Mndebele was speaking ahead

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MISA supports call for Digital Workers’ charter, AI adoption

The Motor Industry Staff Association (MISA) says it supports Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s call for workers to be assisted in adapting to artificial intelligence (AI). Mashatile has challenged labour federations

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NGOs, activists unite to oppose TotalEnergies’ offshore drilling

A full bench of the High Court in Cape Town will today continue hearing a review application by environmental activists and fishing communities opposing government’s environmental authorisation granted to TotalEnergies

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Rand extends losses for 3rd week to lowest amid Middle East conflict

The rand extended losses for a third consecutive week to its lowest since early December as Israel and the United States (US) continue their war on Iran. The sharp decline

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Numsa relieved as final bodies of Ekapa miners retrieved

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) says they are relieved that the bodies of all five mineworkers who died last month in the Ekapa Minerals Mine in

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Deep Western Orange Basin drilling plans hinge on court ruling

The Western Cape High Court is expected to hear an appeal by various environmental conservation organisations on Monday. They are challenging Government’s Environmental Authorisation decision granted to an international energy

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