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Brett Hendricks No one is immune to a shrinking economy, and the local tourism is no exception. The impact of a fuel price hike can be devastating for domestic tourism, with fewer South Africans able to afford to go on holiday...read |
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 | Wandile Sihlobo and John Purchase Of late, a number of commentaries have surfaced arguing that the discussions about the proposed expropriation without compensation have not negatively affected investment in the agricultural sectors, suggesting that investment has actually increased over time... read |
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 | Lucy Rodina and Kieran M. Findlater Cape Town was set to run dry on April 12, 2018, leaving its 3.7 million residents without tap water... read |
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 | The Groundswell business acceleration programme held its inaugural workshop recently at the Riversands Incubation Hub in Johannesburg... read |
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 | A new study looks at the growing phenomenon of short selling in South Africa in the wake of the dubious Viceroy reports on some of the country's companies - including Steinhoff and Capitec - that shook investor confidence. read |
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 | Shout-it-Now has designed a new community-based HIV screening and immediate ART initiation service that dovetails with the goals and services of the public health system in Gauteng... read |
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 | Jean du Toit The country's tax base have reason to be a tad nervous, now that Sars has embarked on an initiative to criminally prosecute taxpayers who fail to submit their returns... read |
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