Business
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Noord-Kaapse departement van gesondheid ‘deurdrenk met gevoelloosheid’
‘n “Ingewortelde en deurdrenkte kultuur van wanbestuur, ongevoeligheid en gebrek aan empatie wat van amptenare na sekere personeellede filtreer” gedy in die Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe-hospitaal, sê ingeligtes.
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Cape Town International soars with 29-month international growth streak
Cape Town International Airport continues its impressive growth trajectory, maintaining an unbroken 29-month streak of international passenger increases that positions the Western Cape as South Africa’s premier tourism and trade […]
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South Africa pivots to Africa and Asia as US threatens 30% trade tariffs
President Cyril Ramaphosa announced Monday that South Africa will aggressively pursue new markets in Africa and Asia.
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South Africa responds to Trump’s 30% tariffs with diplomatic push and support package
President Cyril Ramaphosa today expressed serious concern over the United States’ decision to impose 30% reciprocal tariffs on South African products.
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D-Day arrives for world economy as Trump unleashes devastating tariff blitz
Hours before US President Donald Trump announced devastating tariffs on South African exports, the SA government scrambled to announce “urgent interventions”.
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Goeie nuus vir huiseienaars – rentekoerse daal effe
Die Monetêrebeleidskomitee (MBK) het vandag aangekondig dat rentekoerse met 0,25% sal daal, wat die repo-koers na 7% en die prime-leenkoers na 10,5% bring.
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Ombudsman finds: Patients ‘literally froze to death’ at Northern Cape hospital
An investigation revealed that systemic failures at the Northern Cape Mental Health Hospital led to patients freezing to death, highlighting severe care deficiencies.
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Van koshuiskamer tot oud-Rembrandt pakhuis: Die suksesverhaal van ButtaNutt
Wat begin het as ’n gesmous met neute vanuit sy koshuiskamer, het die afgelope 12 jaar gegroei tot ’n uitgebreide reeks neutbotters en -melke onder die handelsmerk ButtaNutt. Antoine van Heerden, […]
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Wine tourism could be South Africa’s next billion-rand industry goldmine
South Africa’s wine industry is sitting on an untapped treasure trove worth billions, and the key to unlocking it lies in transforming wine tourism into the country’s premier attraction.
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Breaking down South Africa’s housing affordability crisis
The overwhelming majority of South African households are currently priced out of the South African property market, and this trend is worsening. In its June 2025 Property Newsletter, automotive and […]
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