Here’s why you’re already paying R27 per litre for diesel in South Africa
Motorists are preparing for major fuel hikes next week, but some diesel retailers have jumped the gun, substantially raising prices ahead of the official adjustments.
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JustEat and Autotrader under investigation in probe into fake reviews
The UK’s competition watchdog says it is looking at five firms in its investigation into misleading online reviews.
Expected petrol and diesel price hikes for April revealed
Fuel price data for the end of March indicates South Africans are in for severe petrol and diesel price hikes next week.
Major new shopping centre opens in small seaside South African town
A new 2,000 m² coastal-inspired retail and lifestyle centre, Garden Walk, has opened in Hartenbos, offering 51 stores, dining, and community spaces.
NKARENG MATSHE | Ouaddou’s call for the Ghost to fully back Bucs’ title charge justified
Why would Orlando Pirates fans not be excited about the prospect of becoming the first side in nine years to stop Mamelodi Sundowns from winning the league? Ouaddou’s appeal is simple: help the team get over the line.
News24 | It’s going to be rough: The final fuel increases you must expect
Unless government steps in to soften the blow, fuel prices will increase by up to R11.63 per litre on Wednesday, 1 April – adding thousands of rands to household budgets for the month.
Heartbreak for fans as Kaizer Chiefs-Pirates Legends Derby cancelled
The organisers stated the decision was not taken lightly.
CERN To Host Europe’s Flagship Open Access Publishing Platform
CERN has confirmed it will host an expanded version of Open Research Europe, the EU-backed fee-free open access publishing platform that works to “keep knowledge in public hands.” Research Professional News reports: A little over a year ago, 10 European research organizations announced that they would add their support to Open Research Europe, to broaden eligibility beyond only those...
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Unisa plans airport training hub
South Africa’s largest distance learning university is taking a bold step into aviation, aiming to blend theory with real world experience.
Scrums.com review – A hands-on look at the platform redefining software outsourcing
Scrums.com is the Software Engineering Orchestration Platform (SEOP), mission control for engineering and product leaders who orchestrate AI agents, talent, teams, infrastructure, and delivery intelligence in one place. Software Engineering. Sorted.
Will Uruguay be tough test Tuchel’s England need?
England were the only European country to reach the World Cup with a 100% record – so friendly opponents Uruguay could be the level of challenge they need.
Search for Cuba-bound humanitarian vessels under way, says Mexico
Two sailboats, with nine crew member, failed to arrive in Havana as scheduled
Bellamy bewildered by Wales’ shootout defeat
Head coach Craig Bellamy says Wales did all they could to prepare for penalties after their World Cup qualification bid ended with shootout defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Tshwane CFO Gareth Mnisi given a week to motivate why he shouldn’t be suspended
The Tshwane council has taken steps to put chief financial officer Gareth Mnisi on suspension following tender influence allegations.
News24 | War pushes Iran toward nuclear bomb as hardliners gain dominance
The debate among Iranian hardliners over whether Tehran should seek a nuclear bomb in defiance of an escalating US-Israeli attack is getting louder, more public and more insistent, sources in the country say.
Could England’s set-pieces win them the World Cup?
Former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson says set-piece expertise could give Thomas Tuchel’s side an X-factor this summer.
The real reason Absa wrote off R2.4-billion in software
Absa CTIO Johnson Idesoh says the speed at which software is changing influenced its recent R2.4-billion write-down.