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Business news: Capitec Bank rewards over R160 million to customers
Gerrie Fourie, Capitec Bank CEO, says that the bank is set to pay their customers R160 million for honouring their loan repayments during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Alcohol makers invest in zol while calls mount for booze ban lift
Alcohol makers have started to invest in zol while calls to life the booze ban mount. The alcohol industry has been negatively impacted by ban of liquor sale.
How to double your audience in a year: Briefly News' experience
In just one year Briefly News managed to double it pageviews from 60 million in 2019 to over 120 million in 2020. How did we do it? Read more to find out.
Hairdresser who started in her room makes it, opens big salon
A pretty Nigerian lady with the Twitter handle @Chioma_Alexa has finally overcome the odds against her and opened her own salon months after saying she would.
Explainer: Search engines and social media platforms demystified
The controversy surrounding WhatsApp's privacy policy has seen numerous people opting to shift platforms. Collen Chauke weighs in on the current situation.
SARS calls for lifestyle audits of citizens living luxurious lives
The Chairperson of the Tax Review Committee, Judge Dennis Davis, insists that more lifestyle audits by SARS be done on wealthy South Africans living in luxury.
South Africa has the most powerful passport in Africa
South Africa has the most powerful passport in Africa. Behind South Africa is Botswana which is being trailed by Namibia. Lesotho comes fourth on the list.
Lekau Sehoana: Drip Footwear owner thanks employees by throwing party
Lekhau Sehoana is celebrating his success and has thanked his employees for their contribution. Taking to Twitter, Sehoana shared a pic of them having a party.
Analysis: Can South Africans afford to feed themselves in 2021?
This year's festive season was tough for South Africans as the Covid-19 pandemic cost an estimated 2.2 million South Africans their jobs and thus their food.
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