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Stuart Lowman
Hermione Cronje, the head of the National Prosecuting Authority’s Investigative Directorate, said last month that South Africa would see the first high-profile individual being charged in the month of September.
If you’re looking to invest in fourth industrial stocks, this image is a good place to start. It depicts what happens in an internet minute.
Wiseman Ndabezitha’s story went viral when a customer paying R20, after R210 of petrol was poured, claiming he’d asked Wiseman to pour “two ten” of petrol.
Eskom is a real threat. Just barely having moved the economic dial into level two lockdown, stage four loadshedding has now hit.
The media is no longer the gatekeeper to information, and misinformation; the responsibility for separating fact from fiction falls on all of us.
Two interesting points jump out of the latest Mr Price trading update. For the 20 weeks ended 15 August, it reflects online sales growth of more than 90%.
The country is literally searching for bread crumbs as we implore President Cyril Ramaphosa to address the nation. It’s been quite a fall since Nasrec.
Yet another list we’d rather not see ourselves in and another urgent mark on the government’s To-Do list, where citizens need more than just lip-service.
Stuart thanks a team who worked around the clock to restore their power and salutes South Africans that put the country and its people first.
Pineapple prices surged (as much as 150%) during lockdown, primarily based on the restrictions of alcohol sales and this could lead to something more deadly.