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While Bo-Kaap residents have welcomed a City of Cape Town decision restricting large tour buses from entering the area, the move has angered tour bus operators who say it is likely to negatively impact the tourism sector and lead to a drop in revenue.
Pricing mistakes often happen – where items may scan higher than shelf prices, or you don’t get a discount owed to you. If you notice it on your till slip later, you’re entitled to a refund of the overcharge, or with some stores, a lot more than that, writes Wendy Knowler.
ActionSA president Herman Mashaba reposted fake texts purporting to show Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson’s most senior staff member “meddling” with an investigative journalist to “destroy” Independent Trust Board’s beleaguered chief executive Tebogo Malaka.
Donald Trump is studying whether he’s able to fire Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, his top economist said on Friday, a day after the president publicly criticised the head of the central bank for not moving fast enough to slash interest rates.
In their first official engagements with the business and civil society sectors this week, the 66 new ANC KwaZulu-Natal leaders faced a baptism of fire from the two sectors, which levelled a barrage of criticism against the party and municipalities where the ANC governs in KwaZulu-Natal.
Hours after a road safety campaign was put in place for the long Easter weekend, a head-on collision between a bakkie and SUV left six people dead on the N4 toll road in Mpumalanga – which was identified as a priority route – on Thursday afternoon.
Bongi Msomi, former South African netball star, inspires young athletes through her Legacy Project and coaching clinics. At the St Stithians Sports Fest, she shared advanced netball techniques and philosophies, empowering participants like Kearatwa Keikelame.
Ernest Cole is famous for photographing the everyday realities of South Africa’s racist apartheid system. His 1967 book House of Bondage ensured his damning critique of the white minority regime was seen by the world. But its publication sent him into exile and was banned at home.
Focusing solely on what’s gone wrong in carbon markets is like judging the latest smartphone on the glitches of its earlier iteration – or wishing people skipped straight from faxes to email, or from horses to electric vehicles, says Mandy Rambharos.
The storyline centres on Gracious Khumalo whose idyllic suburban life is upended when her high school nemesis, Bongi Sithole, moves in next door. Misadventures ensue when the two mothers discover that their children are secretly dating.