South African taxpayers spent R40 million on a fence that doesn’t work – what went wrong
The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure (DPWI) has come under fire for drastically overspending on the Beitbridge border fence project.
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Oracle considers buying TikTok’s US business
Oracle Corp., the world’s second-largest software maker, is weighing a surprise bid for part of TikTok’s business, seeking to rival Microsoft Corp. in the race to acquire the viral video streaming app, according to people familiar with the matter.
20 Best Free WordPress Themes – Easy & Simple
There are a huge number of free WordPress themes that are just as flexible, secure, and optimized as their premium theme counterparts. Here is a list of our top 20 best free WordPress themes!
Here’s how many South African rely on loans to make it to the end of the month
Almost 80% of South Africans seek expensive unsecured loans to help them meet their monthly financial obligations, according to a survey by fintech platform PayCurve.
South Africa’s biggest gyms won’t reopen on Tuesday
Virgin Active and Planet Fitness have indicated that they will not reopen their gyms on Tuesday (18 August), despite being allowed to do so for the first time in nearly five months.
The changing role of the CFO – What will be expected of future financial leaders
Financial leaders in South Africa will play a vital role in unlocking the potential of digital solutions in their businesses.
ANC’s plans for South African pensions, prescribed assets and land
ANC economic policy chief, Enoch Godongwana, has outlined some of the key aspects of the party’s draft economic recovery plan – including the use of prescribed assets and pensions.
Web Partner – South Africa’s leading web design company celebrates 6th birthday
From humble beginnings to becoming the largest web design company in only 6 years, Web Partner stands to tell a tale not many web design companies in South Africa can.
5 important things happening in South Africa today
Lockdown level 2 is too little too late – the damage has been done, say experts; with no advance warning, it will take many businesses time to reopen under lockdown level 2; the ANC insists it doesn’t want to use South African pensions to finance collapsing SOEs; and government entities kickstart a R100 billion infrastructure …
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Dlamini-Zuma on South Africa’s new cigarette and alcohol sales rules
Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta) minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma says there will be no limitations on the sale of tobacco products in South Africa.