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Asime Nyide 
DA’s James Lorimer believes SA is on the cusp of hitting a natural resources jackpot transformative as the discovery of diamonds in 1867
Sindile Vabaza examines how Xenophobia is ongoing in SA and how the government would rather scapegoat than take accountability.
Sara Gon offers her insight that Ramaphosa does not have a “reform agenda” – certainly not one that will benefit South Africa.
The problems at state power company Eskom Holdings are the biggest threat to the South African economy. we now have massive tariff increases.
Eskom’s interest cost forecast for 2023 looks pretty damning – exceeding that of the nine top South African companies combined.
Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United are being targeted by Qatar in 2023 which the Middle East has a major interest in.
A Wesbank analysis shows that the cost of owning, maintaining, and keeping a vehicle on the road in SA increased by nearly 33% since 2018.
Loadshedding has been at an all time high since it first began as far back as December 2007. What this indicates is an unwillingness by leaders at the highest level to understand and respond to challenges facing the local energy and electricity sectors.
South Africa could soon become the world’s eighth country to produce the highly sought-after helium.
With many people away on holiday during the festive season, the opportunities for criminals to strike will be higher than usual.