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"A taste of love": Moshe Ndiki launches food truck selling amakota, promises to launch another one soon and SA is thrilled
Moshe Ndiki opened a food truck and promised to launch another one soon. He promised good food served with love and Mzansi was thrilled and promised to visit.
Kulula and British Airways take flight again after Comair suspension was finally lifted by SACAA
Passengers were relieved to learn that SACAA has finally lifted the suspension placed on Comair flights. British Airways and Kulula are set to resume flying.
Fuel to reach record high of expected R24/ℓ amid Russia's invasion on Ukraine
The Automobile Association (AA) stated if that should expected fuel prices come into effect, they would be the biggest increases in South Africa’s history.
President Cyril Ramaphosa encourages the production & purchase of local goods to boost South Africa's economy
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa called on all citizens to support, produce and buy locally in a bid to boost the country’s dwindling economy recently.
Proudly South African built Isuzu D-Max bakkie is ready for the big time
The first locally-built 7th generation Isuzu D-Max bakkie rolled off the production line ahead of the vehicle's launch in April after a R1,2 billion investment.
Eskom apologises for loadshedding, says generation systems may be constrained for the next 2 days
State-owned power utility Eskom says while loadshedding has been suspended, its generation systems might remain constrained on Monday and Tuesday, 15 March.
5 Ways to get government funding to start your business, different options for different hustles
Starting a business is a courageous decision that comes with a lot of risks, but also rewards. If money is holding you back, try your luck at government funding
South African Breweries plans to buy cow dung generated electricity to stop reliance on Eskom
The South African Breweries is planning to start buying renewable electricity that has been generated from the dung of 7 000 cows to its reliance on Eskom.
DIRCO Minister Naledi Pandor says South Africa wants a single currency for Africa to improve trade relations
The Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Naledi Pandor, says the SA Government wants to see the implementation of a single African currency.
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