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Compensation Fund fraud could take 5 years and 6 forensic firms to fully investigate, labour department launches probe
Minister of Labour and Employment, Thulas Nxesi, has announced that an investigation into the Compensation Fund has been launched and will take five years.
PnP online customers left vulnerable, personal details blowing in the wind
A glitch in the system Pick n Pay and Dawnwing use to track home deliveries has resulted in customers' personal details, routines and photographs exposed.
New self isolation rules for SA dropped, government waiting for input before making decision
The Department of Health has taken back its previously announced relaxed self-isolation rules. Many countries are considering reducing the self-isolation period
Telkom customers caught off guard as call rates increase by 18.5% with 1 week's notice
Telecommunications company Telkom has not given its wholesale customers enough time to prepare for an 18.544% increase in rates that begins 28 December 2021.
Exclusive: SA jeweler & their love for gemstones, shares advice with aspiring business owners
Local jewellery designer @nahumuntitled shares their passion for business and the art of making one-of-a-kind trinkets. They also had advice for entrepreneurs.
Paarl couple create elephant dung infused gin, 15% of JabuGin profits go to ophaned elephants
A couple from Paarl have opened a distillery which infuses gin with elephant dung. The creators give 15% of their proceeds to the HERD elephant orphanage.
Bonang gears up to make more boss moves for her brand after recently parting ways with her management team
Bonang Matheba shows she is a sharp shooter when it comes to handling her ventures by aiming to reach greater heights just after disclosing a huge victory.
Your favourite Lays and Simba chips are almost out of stock because of a nationwide potato shortage
South Africans could soon be experiencing shortages of their favourite Lays and Simba chips because production has slowed down due to potato shortages in SA.
Wallmart loans Massmart R4 billion to help Game and Makro recover from July unrest
Massmart, parent company of Game Store and Makro says they are still feeling the impact of the July unrest despite having a successful Black Friday in November.
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