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Oyster Festival big boost to Knysna’s economy

Oysters on display The manager of Local Economic Development at the Knysna Municipality, Lungiswa Goya says the Oyster Festival is essential to boost the economy in Knysna during the slow winter months. He says a vital part of the festival is giving back to the community with various charities in and around the town benefiting…

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Malatsi defends budget allocation to SABC and Post Office

The South African Ministry of Communications and Digital Technologies Solly Malatsi. The Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi has defended his budget allocation to the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) and the Post Office. Malatsi was speaking to the SABC on the sidelines of the Democratic Alliance (DA)’s Ward One by-election campaign in…

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ACSA suspends executive Petros over operational irregularities

Mzwandile Petros is on precautionary suspension. Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) says it has placed the group executive for enterprise security and compliance, Mzwandile Petros, on precautionary suspension pending a probe into allegations of operational irregularities. It says Mary Ann Joubert has been appointed to act in the post. ACSA says in a statement that…

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SA Post Office to get R1.8 billion allocation

Post office The South African Post Office has received a R1.8 billion service allocation to stabilise operations. This was revealed by Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Solly Malatsi when he was presenting his department’s budget vote in Parliament. Malatsi says universal access to Post Office services as well as digital connectivity remains a priority, “The…

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‘Govt moving forward to create Basic Income Grant’

A street trader counts out change for a customer. Social Development Minister, Sisisi Tolashe, says the government is moving forward to create a Basic Income Grant. She was delivering her department’s Budget Vote in the National Assembly. For the 2025/26 financial year, the department will have nearly R300 billion to ensure the most vulnerable in…

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Citrus Growers’ Association asks govt to break trade barriers

Citrus farm The Citrus Growers’ Association (CGA) says it will continue to work closely with the Department of Agriculture and the Department of International Relations to address what it calls unjustified trade barriers on international markets. The association has outlined key priorities that will help the industry grow and export a total of 260 million…

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