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The committee that evaluated the eight bids for South Africa’s recently awarded multibillion-rand lottery licence consisted ...
The U.S. News and World Report recently released the 2025-2026 ranking of Universities across the globe and the African ...
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa fired a deputy minister from the second-largest party in the ruling coalition on ...
The South African rand was flat in choppy Thursday trading as investors reacted to key U.S. economic indicators and the ...
The Eastern Cape government has pledged to ensure proper management of funds allocated for flood victims amid recovery and ...
A stable environment at home and opportunities in other African regions are providing a solid backdrop for South African ...
Several suburbs in Johannesburg will face a 50-hour water supply interruption as Rand Water will be conducting critical ...
Chinese automakers are increasingly setting their sights on Africa as they look to tap into its potential for electric and ...
The latest data shows that with less than a week remaining, South Africa’s diesel motorists are in for bad news.
Foreign portfolio holdings of South African assets switched to outflows in the first quarter, as investors sold debt and equities and a public company redeemed an international bond.
The latest data confirms that with less than a week to go, bad news lies ahead for South Africa's diesel motorists.
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