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6 reasons to visit Dubai these winter school holidays
South African families, weary of winter's chill, often dream of sun-drenched escapes. This year, that dream can become a reality in Dubai. here are 6 reasons why
Exness Reaffirms Support for South African STEM Talent With Third Year of Fintech Scholarships
With a rapidly evolving digital economy, the country’s future growth increasingly depends on its ability to cultivate and retain skilled professionals in (STEM)
Gen Z in South Africa: Rewriting the Digital News Rules
Legit, the media holdings behind top digital news platforms, including Briefly News and TUKO News, conducted a two-year study to understand what Gen Z readers want.
Zero rating of essential food items: can this strategy cushion the burden of VAT?
Although South Africa’s VAT rate remains lower than the OECD average of 19%, the country's unique challenges make an increase unjustifiable writes Mphagahlele Ndlovu
The unspoken words of budget 2025: what it means for energy and South Africa’s transition
The government's push for growth clashes with the VAT hike, risking lower spending, slower momentum, and doubts about resource efficiency said Professor Inglesi-Lotz
South Africa's consumer food price inflation continues to slow
Statistics South Africa's latest data shows consumer food price inflation slowed to 1.5% in January 2025, down from 1.7% in December 2024, reports Wandile Sihlobo.
Understanding the Expropriation Bill: addressing misconceptions and clarifying its impact
The Expropriation Bill seeks to provide a legislative framework for the Expropriation of property by the government in the public interest or for public purposes.
Russia as a neocolonial power: between Ukraine and Africa
Three years have passed since Russia launched a military invasion of Ukraine. Ambassador Mr Ivan Kholostenko presents his thoughts on the nature of neocolonialism
Challenges and opportunities for South African GBV victims: A Legal Perspective
The Constitution of the RSA is the foundation of the country’s legal system with fundamental human rights, including protections for women and survivors of GBV.
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