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Explainer: Load-shedding claims on the rise as outages wreak havoc
Load-shedding is a pain when it comes to Mzansi's assets. Briefly.co.za explores what SA insurers are getting the most claims for.
Dlamini wants chemical castration for rapists: No bail, no parole
ANC Women's League President Bathabile Dlamini has once again called for the harshest possible measures to be taken against South Africans found guilty of rape.
Load-shedding will return: Eskom warns Mzansi of rocky road to renewal
Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter has warned citizens that the power utility will need to implement load-shedding in its bid to get things back on track.
Explainer: British investigation sees probe into corrupt KZN judges
A British investigation into a multi-trillion-Rand money laundering ring has seen five KwaZulu-Natal judges accused of corruption.
Ramaphosa's New Year message: Conduct of one determines fate of all
President Cyril Ramaphosa noted the hardships of the past year in order to welcome in the waiting triumphs of the nation's future in his New Year's message.
COSATU: Government's plan to power SA will fail if Eskom isn't fixed
COSATU has welcomed the bid to allow for alternative energy sources put forward in the state's plan to power the nation, but warns Eskom could be it's downfall.
Ramaphosa appoints Economic Advisory Panel to prompt growth in SA
President Cyril Ramaphosa has responded to poor economic growth by gathering top international and local minds to advise the state on policy.
Government seeks to exclude foreigners from 'certain' economic sectors
The South African government is developing legislation seeking to exclude foreign nationals from participating in 'certain' economic sectors.
ConCourt rules that physical punishment in the home is now illegal
Parents who use physical punishment in the home will soon find themselves on the wrong side of the law following a ConCourt ruling banning spanking.
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