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The Competition Tribunal said on Monday it has dismissed a bid by MultiChoice seeking to declare an accusation it and the SABC implemented a merger transaction in 2013 as without legal merit, meaning a hearing will now proceed in due course.
New evidence that the National Prosecuting Authority plans on presenting in the reopened inquest into the 1967 death of former ANC president Chief Albert Luthuli includes the scene simulation and testimony from a witness who drives and owns a similar train to the one that it was claimed hit and killed Luthuli.
In a bid to continue their advocacy and support for victims of child abuse and gender-based violence, The Teddy Bear Clinic, which forms part of the larger The Teddy Bear Foundation, has launched a series of creative fundraising initiatives.
The Augusta National atmosphere was electric as Rory McIlroy stopped-and-started his way to a longed-for Masters triumph on Sunday, but inside the ropes the Northern Ireland star was strictly business, playing partner Bryson DeChambeau said.
The director-general of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC), Dr Jean Kaseya, has described the South African government’s decision to purchase vaccines from abroad instead of supporting local manufacturers as “a shame.”
Although MultiChoice just increased DStv subscription fees in South Africa from April, consumers will face additional costs starting in May. This second increase is due to the government raising value-added tax (VAT) from 15% to 15.5% next month.
Most tuberculosis tests are conducted on sputum samples. The difficulty with this is that many people, particularly children and people living with HIV, struggle to cough up the thick mucus, also sometimes called phlegm, from their lungs.
The government of national unity (GNU) is back on track with wide consensus among political parties that the VAT increase should be stopped. But pulling it off will be tricky, and retailers and other economic actors might only know at the last possible minute what will happen, writes Carol Paton.
Analysts have likened US President Donald Trump’s tariff gambit to Covid-19, saying it threatens to spark a worldwide recession that could hurt the rand, though local factors like the possible dissolution of the GNU are also key to the currency’s fortunes.
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