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President Cyril Ramaphosa said the government will grow the cannabis sector in areas like Eastern Cape, Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal to boost rural economies.

Laid off US tech workers from abroad on employment-based visas are scrambling to find new jobs to avoid being forced to uproot their lives and leave the country. Without a new job at a company that can get them a visa, fired employees have to leave the country.

The Economic Freedom Fighters' members stormed the podium at the Cape Town City Hall, and got kicked out for interrupting the president during his speech.

Khaya Mthethwa has opened up about the struggles he went through after his divorce from his ex, Ntando Kunene. The gospel star said it was a very difficult time

Cosmetics giant L'Oreal posted double-digit growth in sales and profits in 2022 to record levels despite inflation and Covid lockdowns in China and expressed confidence for the year ahead thanks to a return by Chinese consumers. Recording growth in all of its markets, sales rose by 18.5 percent to 38.3 billion euros ($41.1 billion).

US Senators grilled a Southwest Airlines executive Thursday over December's winter storm troubles that affected some two million customers, resulting in a hellish holiday travel meltdown for the ages. But Senator Ed Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat, pressed Watterson on why Southwest would not provide cash instead of 25,000 reward points to affected customers as a complementary "goodwill" gesture.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has declared a national state of disaster over energy crisis and a Minister of Electricity will be appointed to deal with Eskom.

Adidas's net income fell heavily in 2022, according to preliminary results released on Thursday, with the German sportswear giant predicting major operating losses this year after ending a tie-up with Kanye West. The end of the partnership with controversial rapper West would be a major contributor to the company suffering operating losses of up to 700 million euros this year, Adidas said.

The SONA23 red carpet was unwelcome. People weren't happy to see politicians like Lindiwe Sisulu, Nkosazana Zuma and more parade as the country is in crisis.
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