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- SARS double blow for taxpayers in South AfricaSARS is increasing its compliance arsenal, with the country trying to meet global anti-money laundering and terrorism financing standards. Read more »
- Ramaphosa signs big change for companies in South AfricaPresident Cyril Ramaphosa has signed the Companies Act into law, which brings big changes to pay disclosure. Read more »
- A look at the R130 million country resort for sale in South AfricaThe Tolderia Farm and Resort could benefit from the rise in local tourism expected to hit South Africa over the next six months. Read more »
- Qatar Airways in talks to buy stake in AirlinkQatar Airways is in talks to buy a stake in South Africa’s SA Airlink as the Doha-based airline seeks to expand its presence on the continent, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Read more »
- Nedbank to pursue counterclaim against TransnetNedbank says it will "strongly defend" against impending litigation from Transnet and the SIU, saying it will pursue counterclaims against the state company and others. Read more »
- Health minister shoots down ‘anti-NHI propaganda’Health minister Aaron Motsoaledi says the High Court ruling declaring parts of the National Healthcare Act unconstitutional is "deeply concerning" - but insists it has nothing to do with the NHI. Read more »
- We taste-tested South Africa’s top pizza chains – and the winner was clearWe ordered in and did a blind taste-test of seven popular pizza chains in South Africa. Read more »
- Parliament greenlights R330 billion for grants in South AfricaSouth Africa's parliament has passed the Appropriation Bill for 2024, which will see social transfers increase by roughly R50 billion over three years. Read more »
- Nedbank sued by Transnet and the SIUTransnet and the SIU have filed a legal case against Nedbank to cancel interest rate swaps from the state capture era, where they claim the bank raked in billions. Read more »
- The most hated social media platform in South AfricaA new global study from Mailsuite shows that Facebook is still king in South Africa, even if it's hated in other parts of the world. Read more »
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