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South Africa’s healthcare system is in crisis, plagued by staff shortages and inadequate facilities, demanding immediate reforms rather than waiting for the National Health Insurance.
TMPD director for asset protection services Tshukudu Malatji has admitted to being responsible for Tshwane’s wasteful expenditure.
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In 1977, three entrepreneurs started a business with just R10,000 in pocket money. Decades later, they would find themselves creating South Africa’s most valuable banking group.
Thundershowers and warm conditions are expected in most parts of the country, but severe thunderstorms and hot conditions are forecast for the Northern Cape, according to the South African Weather Service.
President Cyril Ramaphosa signalled a push to reset strained ties with the US, backing plans by Washington’s new envoy to boost America’s corporate presence in the country as he welcomed “positive signals” on trade relations.
Following a rise in ICE detention deaths, Mexico’s president vows action. These events mirror South Africa’s history of institutional neglect.
Ian Roscoe has been fined R1.5 million and debarred for 20 years due to his links to the BHI Trust, a Ponzi scheme run by Craig Warriner.
Peter Shalulile has scored 107 goals for Sundowns since his arrival in 2020 but this beautiful chapter appears to be nearing its end.
It will be the first battery-electric BMW to use a jointly developed battery system
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The EFF leader said the ANC should know that it would never win the elections outright in the foreseeable future
Economist Dawie Roodt argues that all governments fear capital markets, as investors can quickly drive up borrowing costs and push a state into a debt crisis to force a change in policy.