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Things are looking up for female entrepreneurs in Mzansi: Financial sector regulator wants red tape cut
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) published its financial sector transformation strategy for comment, and it will make things a lot easier for SMEs.
Vodka company tells SA consumers brand has no affiliation to Russia amid war with Ukraine
Edward Snell & Co., the South African company that produces Russian Bear vodka, is distancing itself from Russia amid the European country's attack on Ukraine.
Meet Soweto’s 'burger uncle' Tiyani Maluleke who runs a successful food truck he built himself, Grub Worx
Tiyani Maluleke is the proud founder of GRUB WORX, a food truck which serves mouth-watering burgers in Soweto. He learnt to cook at the age of 8 years old.
"We need to brace ourselves": Crude oil price surges after Russian invasion
After Russia invaded Ukraine early on the morning of 24 February, the rand began to fall as increasing fears and tensions caused Brent Crude Oil prices to surge
Blue Label Group reveals Cell C made R832m loss in 5 months
Blue Label, which owns a 45% stake in Cell C, revealed that between June 2021 and November 2021, the mobile network operator recorded a loss of more than R832m.
MultiChoice says no more DStv Now password sharing, limited to one device
MultiChoice has announced that from 22 March 2022 their systems will only allow one person per account to stream DStv Now at a time, which has caused anger.
South Africans pay a lot more for electricity than neighbouring countries, Eskom plans 20.5% tariff hike
South Africa's state-owned power utility is gearing up to increase electricity tariffs by 20.5% in April 2022. This could soon make electricity unaffordable.
IDC confirms Mara Phones' plan to buy back KZN smartphone assembly plant at auction
The Industrial Development Corporation has confirmed that Mara phones want to buy back their smartphone assembly factory in KwaZulu-Natal at their auction.
March fuel price hike, petrol predicted to increase to over R21 per litre
The Central Energy Fund has announced that in the first week of March 2021 fuel prices will increase, including petrol, which is predicted to rise to over R21/l
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