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THE GENERAL YOU NEVER SEE AND WHY HE MIGHT BE THE ONE WHO HOLDS THE LDF TOGETHER
By Teboho Phasumane | Military Affairs Correspondent Not all power in the military wears a...
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THE GENERAL YOU NEVER SEE AND WHY HE MIGHT BE THE ONE WHO HOLDS THE LDF TOGETHER
By Teboho Phasumane | Military Affairs Correspondent Not all power in the military wears a...
The Inspiring Journey of Michael Holmes à Court – The South African Who Became Australia’s First Billionaire
Discover the life of Michael Holmes à Court, the South African-born entrepreneur who became Australia's first billionaire. Explore his journey, legacy, and impact on business and philanthropy
South Africa AARTO Demerit Points System: New Launch Timeline & What You Need to Know
The Road Traffic Infringement Agency (RTIA) has officially confirmed the new rollout schedule for South Africa’s long-anticipated AARTO demerit points system. The administrative enforcement framework will begin implementation in December 2025 in select cities, and demerit points will start being issued from September 2026.
Serious implications for anyone trading bitcoin and other crypto assets in South Africa
Bitcoin and other crypto assets have taken a new legal turn in South Africa following a landmark court ruling that declares these digital currencies are not governed by the country's exchange control regulations. This development has opened the floodgates for both opportunities and concerns for individuals and businesses trading in cryptocurrencies.
Crisis or Comeback? South Africa’s Bold Chrome Export Tax Plan Threatens 25,000 Jobs
The South African government has unveiled a new industrial strategy to revive its declining ferrochrome industry by reintroducing export controls and a chrome-ore export tax, along with discounted electricity tariffs for domestic smelters. While the energy tariff relief has been welcomed, the proposed tax on exports has caused a wave of concern among mining stakeholders, particularly the Minerals Council South Africa (MCSA), which warns that up to 25,000 direct and indirect jobs are now at risk.
These 3 trades could outperform this summer, Wall Street analyst says
Introduction As the markets enter the thinner-volume summer stretch, volatility remains elevated. According to Chester...