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20 Questions: 20 Questions with Kyran Blaauw

Wednesday at 14:09 PM, via Daily Maverick

Eastern Cape journalist Kyran Blaauw on books, bylines, and bad supermarket. 20 questions, answered with honesty and personality. He may come cross as reserved, but his answers say otherwise.

TAPPED OUT: Gauteng’s deepening water crisis sparks Human Rights Commission investigation — have your say

Wednesday at 14:00 PM, via Daily Maverick

The commission has launched a formal inquiry into the crisis, warning that the situation may amount to systemic human rights violations. Alongside infrastructure collapse and governance gaps, it will also examine the rise of an exploitative ‘water tanker mafia’, as the commission calls on the public to help shape solutions before the end-of-April submission deadline.

Grammy-nominated R&B superstar Tamia set to headline South Africa’s biggest women’s month celebration tour

Wednesday at 13:38 PM, via Mail & Guardian

Internationally acclaimed, six-time Grammy Award-nominated singer, songwriter, and multi-platinum selling R&B superstar Tamia is set to grace South African stages this August as she headlines The Biggest Women’s Month Celebration Tour Experience. The much-anticipated tour will take place across three major cities: Celebrated globally for her soulful voice and timeless catalogue, Tamia has...

Indian car giant has big plans for South Africa

Wednesday at 13:06 PM, via Daily Investor

Mahindra & Mahindra is at an advanced stage of assessing plans to upgrade its South African plant, as India’s second-largest automaker looks to capitalise on rising demand for affordable vehicles.

Back to square one? Markets bet Iran war is over :Mike Dolan

Wednesday at 12:09 PM, via Daily Maverick

LONDON, April 15 (Reuters) – Global investors and the International Monetary Fund seem to agree the Iran war is likely over – bar the shouting. The energy market is less sure, and there could be an awful lot of shouting, but many asset prices have returned to square one, and markets now see the conflict’s impact only at the margins.

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