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Khoi and San communities paid out R12.2m from SA rooibos industry in 1st of its kind deal
The Khoi and San people will receive at least R12.2 million from South Africa’s rooibos industry. The funds are meant to uplift the traditional communities.
International business booms in Cape Town, investors and start-ups create more employment
Cape Town is emerging into a tech capital and has attracted several international companies. This is due to its market-friendly and efficiently-run nature.
Another tavern shooting rocks Pretoria, 1 killed, police search for 3 balaclava-clad suspects
One person was killed in another tavern shooting in Mamelodi east of Pretoria on Monday, 11 July. Police are searching for three armed gunmen who opened fire.
Senzo Meyiwa trial: Adv Teffo says he cannot represent accused due to harassment planned in Ramaphosa's office
Defence lawyer, Advocate Malesela Teffo, withdrew from the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial due to alleged harassment from the police, NPA and the presiding judge.
Soweto tavern shooting believed to be caused by gangsterism that plagues township businesses
The reason behind the deadly tavern shootings is believed to be caused by gangsterism and criminality that affects small businesses in townships across SA.
Rand plummets to new lows, the euro takes a blow as US dollar strengthens, global recession fears grow
The rand continues to weaken and is trading at R17,04 to the dollar. A market analyst believes that the situation further stokes recession fears in the bloc.
Government says it plans to create 2 million jobs by 2024 while clamping down on foreign nationals
Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi said the government plans on creating two million jobs while clamping down on illegal foreign nationals who are employed in SA.
Department of Arts & Culture's plan to establish R30m national orchestra leaves SA outraged
The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture's proposed R30 million National Philharmonic Orchestra project has sparked anger from South Africans and musicians.
SA tourism bounces back to almost pre-pandemic numbers as UK travellers visit Western Cape
United Kingdom travellers are swarming into South Africa and particularly in the Western Cape, which has seen numbers reaching almost pre-pandemic figures.
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