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SARS targeting one group of taxpayers in South Africa
The Supreme Court of Appeal has warned taxpayers that undisclosed foreign income will be aggressively taxed and heavily penalised by SARS.
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Stuart Baxter: I was told who to buy, and play at Kaizer Chiefs
Stuart Baxter feels he was expected to follow a script written by others during his second spell with Kaizer Chiefs.
The IMF has a message for South Africa
South Africa’s plan to control public finances via a so-called fiscal rule will help restore policy credibility but it will need significant support to succeed, the IMF said.
News24 | Arab countries condemn Israel’s continued closure of Al-Aqsa Mosque
Qatar, Jordan, Indonesia, Türkiye, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates have condemned Israel’s continued closure of the Al-Aqsa Mosque during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan for the 12th consecutive day.
News24 | ACDP launches bid to remove Nelson Mandela Bay mayor
The ACDP has filed a motion of no-confidence against under-pressure Nelson Mandela Bay metro ANC Mayor Babalwa Lobishe.
Manamela sets target to enrol first students at University of Ekurhuleni
Students could be registered before the construction of a permanent campus begins.
Worst news about petrol prices in South Africa for 25 years
South Africa is facing a record petrol price increase, driven by soaring oil prices after disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz and compounded by higher fuel taxes.
Joburg residents protest over waste jobs, disrupt services
A protest by unemployed residents and limited landfill availability have been blamed for uncollected rubbish piling up in several parts of Johannesburg, including Randburg, Cosmo City, Honeydew and Diepsloot.
Another journalist heads for the Great Blue Skies
Ho is the author of Paper Sons and Daughters: A Memoir: Growing Up Chinese in South Africa, published in 2012
Ghana to submit UN resolution on slavery reparations, eyes broad support
The plan marks a new step in Africa’s efforts to seek accountability for historical injustices
Court compels divorced man to keep financially supporting his stepchildren
The court held that the children’s constitutional right to parental care extended to step-parents who acted in the stead of a biological parent.
Amakhosi players reject rumours of any fallout with two coaches
Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Lebohang Maboe has emphatically refuted suggestions that the co-coaches at the club, Cedric Kaze and Khalil Ben Youssef, have lost the dressing room.
New Audi RS3 Competition Limited celebrates 50 years of five-cylinder power
The Ingolstadt-based marque is presenting us with this exclusive new RS3 Competition Limited.
South Africa getting a ‘super bank’ this year
Discovery Bank is transforming its banking app into a “super bank” that integrates all Discovery products into a single platform.