Gauteng school drowning: 'We need to protect our kids'

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A round-up of news, including the IMF's projection of increased unemployment in SA,
reaction to the final white paper on citizenship, and the thorny issue of Gauteng school camps.

18 Apr 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

[TOP STORY] Justice Minister in the hot seat to clarify VBS allegations

‘She must explain the circumstances of the loan, how she came about to obtain the loan, what were the relevant documents, a loan agreement, or any other proof that this loan was above board,’ says Mbekezeli Benjamin, research and advocacy officer at Judges Matter.

28 Aug 9AM 7 min

Survey: Women feel stuck in middle management

Here's a round-up of the day's news, including civil society groups call for the justice minister to come clean and SA municipalities' poor audits.

28 Aug 6AM 34 min

[TOP STORY] Why locally made can still trump cheap imports

‘If you're manufacturing down the road, you can have much shorter order lead times, the working capital that gets freed up means that suddenly manufacturing locally gives you a cost advantage,’ says Localisation Support Fund chair, Harald Harvey.

27 Aug 9AM 8 min

Two-pot system: 'It's not just two-pots, it's three'

Here's a round-up of the day's news, including what you need to know about the two-pot retirement system and how local businesses can be better supported against the onslaught of the likes of Shein.

27 Aug 6AM 30 min

Rising sea levels a threat to Cape's V&A Waterfront

Here's a round-up of the day's news, including the health department tackling billions in dodgy legal claims, the census 2022 debate continues, and SA children living in hunger.

26 Aug 7AM 33 min

Gauteng school drowning: 'We need to protect our kids'

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[TOP STORY] Justice Minister in the hot seat to clarify VBS allegations

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Rising sea levels a threat to Cape's V&A Waterfront

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