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Explained: Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhusien looks into how Russia's war in Ukraine will impact SA's Economy
The Russia-Ukraine conflict has the potential of impacting South Africa's economy negatively. There is a growing threat that oil prices may see huge increases.
From R30 million to R300 million: A look at how much SA's top CEOs are earning
Some of South Africans top CEOS are taking home millions of rands home every single year. Recently, Sibanye Stillwater CEO Neal Fronemen earned R300 million.
South Africa has a long history of being against African foreign nationals, aversion goes back as far as 1994
Over the years, South Africans have made it clear that they do not want foreign nationals in the country which has led to violence against foreigners since 1994
Operation Dudula picks up momentum across South Africa, new movements pop up in the Northern Cape and KZN
Operation Dudula, an organisation that was founded by 33-year-old Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini has been making waves on social media receiving both praise and criticism
South Africans pay a lot more for electricity than neighbouring countries, Eskom plans 20.5% tariff hike
South Africa's state-owned power utility is gearing up to increase electricity tariffs by 20.5% in April 2022. This could soon make electricity unaffordable.
South Africa's fuel price is much higher than other African countries, how fuel is calculated in SA
The Department of Energy and Mineral Resources recently announced that on 2 February, a fuel hike will come into effect placing petrol above the R20 mark.
New Year's Eve: Curfew lifted and new lockdown rules, how to celebrate legally
The office of President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced new lockdown restrictions, including the lifting of the curfew, capacity rules and alcohol sales laws.
Oscar Pistorius up for parole just 8 years after Reeva Steenkamp's murder, victim's parents weigh in
Oscar Pistorius is being considered for parole after serving eight years of his 15 year sentence. Reeva Steenkamp's parents are reportedly feeling wounded.
SARS plans to use third party data and social media to find tax evaders
The South African Revenue Service is on its way of getting access to third-party information that help find citizens that are non-compliant in the coming years.
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