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FlySafair's ownership structure questioned by rivals, South Africans defend popular low-cost airline
Popular airline FlySafair is considered non-compliant due to its current ownership structures, but South Africans have come out to defend the business.
Petrol price set to increase in November, South Africans not surprised
The Automobile Association announced that the price of petrol and diesel would increase on 5 November, bringing an end to a five-month break from petrol price hikes.
MTBPS: Enoch Godongwana sets aside R11 billion to encourage early retirement
The Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana announced during his Mid-Term Budget Policy Speech that the government will set aside R11 billion for early retirement.
"Get rid of the ANC": Economist on the fence about SA's future ahead of mid term budget speech
Efficient Group's chief economist, Dawie Roodt, spoke exclusively to Briefly News about his expectations for the 2024 mini-budget in Cape Town on 30 October 2024.
Nearly half of salary earners struggle on payday, SA relates
Standard Bank revealed that almost 50% of the South Africans who earn salaries are left with R1,000 or less by payday, and many South Africans blamed the economy.
Food poisoning declared a national security threat as chemical agent fingered amid 16 Gauteng deaths
The government, through its NatJOINTS structure, has declared Gauteng's sporadic incidents of food poisoning, 294 since February, as a national security threat.
Tito Mboweni funeral: Public viewing held as President Cyril Ramaphosa prepares to deliver eulogy
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's body arrived at his home in Sasekane Village, Tzaneen, where it lay in state on Friday, 18 October 2024, one day before his funeral.
Mzwakhe Mbuli blasts government for failing Solly Moholo: "He died a broken man"
Poet and activist Mzwakhe Mbuli put the government on blast for failing to assist the late Gospel icon Solly Moholo while he was in need of R700,000 for surgery.
R500 million spent on Presidential Medical Unit healthcare since 2019
The Department of Defence revealed that R500 million has been spent on footing current and former presidents and deputy presidents' medical bills since 2019.
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