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AA urges Mboweni not to increase fuel levies ahead of Budget Speech
The Automobile Association (AA) has urged Finance Minister Tito Mboweni not to increase fuel tax as the country prepares for the 2021 Budget Speech on Wed.
5% Toll tariff hike in effect from 1 March, according to Sanral
The SA National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) announced that a 5% increase in toll tariffs will be in effect from 1 March. It was gazetted on 11 February, 2021.
Liquor industry: Fiscus loses R38 billion from sales ban amid pandemic
The liquor industry says the fiscus lost R38 billion from the sales ban amid the coronavirus pandemic. President Cyril Ramaphosa lifted the booze ban on 1 Feb.
Minister Ronald Lamola warns against verbal attacks on Mzansi judges
Minister Ronald Lamola has warned against verbal attacks on Mzansi judges. Lamola was speaking during the debate on the recent State of the Nation Address.
Covid19 vaccines arrive in SA: Rollout of campaign kicks off
The first batch of new J&J coronavirus vaccines arrived in South Africa on Tuesday evening. The mass campaign to vaccinate the nation is already kicking off.
Eskom moves ahead with 16% tariff hike: Seeks to recover R10 billion
Eskom has announced that the power utility will be increasing tariffs by 16% as it attempts to recover a staggering R10 billion from South African consumers.
Eskom cuts 2 000 jobs in attempt to reduce bloated salary bill
Eskom has announced that it has reduced its workforce by 2 000 employees in an attempt to reduce its bloated salary bill amid the power utility's financial woes
Analysis: South Africa's relationship with alcohol abuse worrisome
SA has a drinking problem. While the government has issued responsible drinking alerts, communities have done little to curb the overindulgence of alcohol.
SA to return batch of AstraZeneca vaccines as Covid19 cases decline
The South African government has officially opted to send the consignment of AstraZeneca vaccines back to India ahead of the expected delivery of other variants
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