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Major South African banks charged for manipulating the rand
NewsThe Competition Commission has filed a new charge sheet with the Competition Tribunal against 28 banks for rand/dollar manipulation.
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Court rules lockdown rules ‘invalid’: What this means for you
NewsAlthough South Africa’s lockdown regulations were found unconstitutional and invalid, South Africans will still be subjected to these regulations for…
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Thusong Projects uplifts Itireleng Task Team through donation
NewsMalangu said that she was highly impressed with the great work carried out by these 11 volunteers who do not…
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R50K reward after thieves dig tunnel to steal R300K in alcohol
NewsThieves tunnel into Joburg liquor store during lockdown, steal R300,000 in whisky, brandy, gin, ciders, vodka, beer.
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Women miss “lips”!
NewsSEDIBENG.- COVID-19 pandemic has caused a lot of business disruptions and beauty and hair industry is not exempted.
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VUT contributes to the fight against the spread of coronavirus
NewsVUT is producing face masks for their staff and students, as a contribution to the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Tying the knot under level 3 of lockdown
NewsDuring alert level 3 of the nationwide lockdown, lovebirds can officially tie the knot at Home Affairs offices following the…
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FlySafair set to start operating from mid-June
NewsFlySafair will be resuming its services from 15 June and open ticket sales the following week.
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Mahareng Secondary left vandalized
NewsBreaking NewsBasic Education Minister Angie Motshekga has confirmed that pupils, Grade 7 and 12’s will now only return to school next…
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97 Covid-19 cases in Sedibeng
NewsThe Sedibeng region (old Vaal Triangle) now has 97 registered Covid-19 cases, of which 28 are fortunately already recovered. Thus,…
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On Wednesday expect a petrol price hike of about R1.20
NewsThe Automobile Association (AA) has estimated that on Wednesday the price of petrol will increase by about R1.20 per litre.
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WesBank denies plans to repossess 45,000 vehicles
NewsRecently, several Twitter users tweeted that Wesbank was planning to repossess around 45 000 vehicles from its customers.
