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No CEO at SABS for 4 years as govt struggles to fill board positions with skilled people
The SA Bureau of Business has been functioning for the last 4 years without a permanent board or a fulltime CEO because government cant find qualified people.
FNB debuts new logo after 35 years, SA confused by design: “Spending my bank fees on stuff like this”
First National Bank's redesigned logo has confused many. Some feel the bank should have prioritised customer experiences and considered reducing fees first.
SA pilots are fleeing to greener pastures in US as airlines continue to struggle
South African pilots are leaving the country for better opportunities at American airlines. The closure of many of SA's airlines has left many pilots jobless.
Booze bonanza: Game website glitch retail ciders and beers for R19
A glitch on Game's website significantly slashed prices on various ciders and beers. Excited South Africans rushed to order the booze but orders were cancelled.
Dramatic Import duties to hit supply of fried chips in South Africa
South Africans may face a severe shortage of "slap" chips as the country’s potato industry can't supply enough raw materials to meet the need for frozen chips.
R140m state-of-the-art smart school launched in Rustenburg to develop mining community
A new project was launched by the basic education and energy and minerals departments. The Waterkloof Hills Combined School will positively impact the area.
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.
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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