SAA to resume flights to Dar es Salaam on Monday

1 minute South African Airways is set to re-launch flights to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, on January 20th. Dar es Salaam is one of several African routes that the South African flag carrier has been reviving and expanding. The airline, which last operated flights to Dar es Salaam five years ago, is set to resume…

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Malema, co-accused’s firearm case postponed until 23 January

EFF leader Julius Malema and co-accused Adriaan Snyman’s the East London Regional Court appearance. 2 minutes The firearm discharge case against Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema and co-accused Adriaan Snyman has been postponed to 23 January at the East London Regional Court for the continuation of the closing argument by Malema and Snyman’s…

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Fuel price hike headache for taxis

Passengers travel in Zakes Hadebe’s minibus taxi from Soweto township to central Johannesburg February 21, 2014. Taxi operators in Polokwane, Limpopo, say the looming steep fuel prices will negatively impact their business. Petrol is expected to increase by more than R5 per litre and nearly R10 per litre for diesel. The spike is linked to…

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Black Friday 2024 might be the economic boost SA needs

Image supplied South Africa’s wholesale, retail and fuel sectors are forecasted to generate more than R88bn in additional economic value for the economy as a whole during November 2024 amid surging consumer interest in Black Friday sales. That’s according to research commissioned by Capital Connect. The study shows that retailers in South Africa will generate…

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Some candidates disqualified from Thabazimbi by-elections

A woman casts her ballot during elections. 3 minutes The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) in Limpopo has disqualified some candidates from various political parties who intended to contest by-elections at dissolved Thabazimbi Local Municipality. Twenty-one political parties and five independent candidates will contest the elections next Wednesday. Provincial Electoral Officer Nkaro Mateta says the disqualified…

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Sugarcane farmers call on government to rescue Tongaat Hulett

Farmer looking at sugarcane plants Sugarcane farmers in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) are calling on the government to rescue the country’s sugar giant, Tongaat Hulett. Business rescue practitioners have filed for provisional liquidation of the entity. With a R12-billion debt and a failed rescue deal put forward by the Vision Consortium, the livelihoods of one million people…

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