Business
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Six arrested hours after truck driver was stabbed, robbed near Britstown
Police arrested six robbery suspects hours after a resting truck driver was stabbed, and diesel and tyres stolen.
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Western Cape audit results mostly good, with notable exceptions
The province’s 2024-’25 audit outcomes show that 25 of 30 municipalities achieved unqualified results, the gold standard of audit outcomes.
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Krokodil en buffel op die spit laat gaste giggel en proe
De Oude Kraal buite Bloemfontein se jaarlikse WildsKOSfees het duisende gaste die geleentheid gegee om te proe hoe heerlik wildsvleis kán proe.
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Fitch lifts South Africa rating in first upgrade in two decades
Fitch Ratings raised South Africa’s credit rating for the first time in over 20 years, citing fiscal discipline and lower-than-expected debt.
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South African artisans invited to showcase skills for top prize money
The Artisans of Mzansi Competition seeks to transform perceptions of technical trades, and hopefuls can apply now to compete for prize money.
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Hawks secure conviction of Kimberley conveyancer in R4.6 million fraud case
An admitted attorney and conveyancer practising in Kimberley, was found guilty on 14 counts of theft and 14 counts of money laundering, and was sentenced on 4 June.
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Bloemfonteiner wen splinternuwe Hilux-bakkie in Checkers Hyper-promosie
‘n Bloemfonteiner het vandeesweek die nuwe eienaar geword van ‘n dubbelkajuit Toyota Hilux in ‘n promosie van Checkers Hyper.
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Meta slams Australia’s proposed law forcing tech giants to pay for news content
Meta opposes Australia’s draft law requiring social media platforms to compensate news publishers, calling it unfair and discriminatory against foreign companies.
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Transnet vier belangrike mylpaal met nuwe terminaal in Saldanha-hawe
Die Saldanha-ysterertsterminaal het ’n belangrike mylpaal bereik met die ingebruikneming van die R4 miljard Tippler 3-projek.
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Johannesburg and Eskom to work on plan for the City’s massive debt
While there is still no clarity on exactly how Johannesburg is going to pay its massive R5.2 billion debt to Eskom, the City council last week approved a R3.8 billion German loan which will be used to fund infrastructure.
