Author: staff
SA can, in fact, sustainably cut borrowings and increase expenditure if it uses SARS proposals to raise an additional R800 billion in revenue. This would also lower bond yields substantially, and so the cost of borrowing, says Annabel Bishop.
Reports by the Office of the Health Ombud (OHO) and the Office of Health Standards Compliance (OHSC) have found claims that Nicholas van Burick’s body lay neglected for hours after his death at Johannesburg’s Helen Joseph Tertiary Hospital were “unsubstantiated”.
Nasdaq-listed Karooooo Ltd., which provides vehicle-tracking and fleet-management services, will provide for an impairment of goodwill in its Mozambique operations due to the political upheaval gripping the southeast African nation.
Changing names of places is part of service delivery, albeit intangible. This is according to Christian Martin, chairperson of the Eastern Cape Provincial Geographical Names Committee, who addressed residents at a community hall in Mdantsane’s NU7 area.
An MTN promotional booklet advertised a “free R2 000 Samsung voucher” for people who bought a qualifying Samsung device around Black Friday. SA’s ad watchdog said that the offering was not exclusively for Samsung products, and wasn’t really a voucher.
Two of the men charged with the hit-style murder of Vereeniging engineer Armand Swart – thought to be connected to a dodgy Transnet tender – have now appeared in court on separate charges related to a 2023 shooting involving influencer and former Muvhango actress Tebogo Thobejane.
ANC Youth League treasurer-general Zwelo Masilela has been axed as a National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) board member candidate, prompting his party’s MPs to defend him against what they saw as driven by “a certain sense of vengeance” from MPs who scrutinised his candidacy.
The ACSA Symphony Way housing project relaunch has reignited hope for Blikkiesdorp, Malawi Camp, and Freedom Farm residents, who will soon be able to move into the more than 3 000 homes the site has to offer after years of delays, threats, and tragedy.
Old Mutual-owned insurer Pineapple has appealed a ruling by the Advertising Regulatory Board (ARB) that deemed one of its adverts to be discriminatory, while it has also argued that the complainant in the matter was condescending and classist.
Despite bombings, Odesa’s sidewalks are paved, the city is free from litter, lights work, taps have water and lovers still walk the city at night. For citizens of the Ukrainian city, it is important that they continue living normal life as much as possible.