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- The government spent R97,014 per toilet in a project which is 17 years lateOver R3.85 billion has been spent on South Africa’s Bucket Eradication Programme, yet thousands of bucket toilets remain. Read more »
- South Africa shooting itself in the footSouth Africa's newly approved National Labour Migration Policy and Employment Services Amendment Bill have raised concerns about potential negative impacts for the country. Read more »
- Bombshell for petrol prices in South AfricaThe United States' bombing of Iran is expected to send oil prices sky-high, spelling bad news for local fuel prices, inflation and interest rates. Read more »
- United States bombs Iran in major escalation of warThe United States has bombed Iran in a shocking escalation of war in the Middle East that will reverberate through global markets. Read more »
- R255 million asbestos corruption scandal is still felt todayEleven years since the tender was awarded, 33,296 of the 33,567 asbestos-riddled housing units across the Free State are yet to be replaced. Read more »
- The cheapest province to rent property in South AfricaThis is the cheapest province for South Africans to rent in, with an average rent of just over R7,000 per month. Read more »
- Major threat to WeBuyCars and Weelee in South AfricaAffordable Chinese cars are shifting South Africa's new-to-used car sales, drawing budget buyers away from the used market. Read more »
- The man who wants to build a sky train in Cape TownGareth Ramsay, a South African development engineer, is the man leading a proposal to introduce a “sky train” system to Cape Town. Read more »
- Residential solar in South Africa hits a wallWhile industrial solar demand in South Africa is stable, the residential sector has diminished amid a more stable power supply. Read more »
- Warning for anyone buying or selling a home in South AfricaLegal experts have warned of a rise in criminal activity targeting property sales in South Africa, where fraudsters are intercepting electronic communications. Read more »
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