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The alcohol ban may seem like a sensible way to put an end to unnecessary hospital visits, but it doesn’t come without its consequences.
Simon Lincoln Reader points out that corruption might be better hidden in the first world, it can be sniffed out by the same stench in any country.
Theo Murphy of the European Council on Foreign Relations spoke to BizNews about what the changing international currents of power mean for Africa.
Eskom announced that for the next three months, we can expect load shedding every week. As such, the community is up in arms once more.
The alcohol ban is hammering South Africa’s glass packaging industry, which could lose a further R1.5bn in sales if the latest ban continues.
Disabled people were blasted with water cannons after they failed to practice social distancing in growing queues outside a SASSA office.
Listen in on this flashback interview 10x founder Steven Nathan – who recently left the company ‘amicably’, according to Henk Beets.
It was masked as load reduction towards the end of last year but it’s taken Eskom less than two weeks of the new year to bring back load shedding.
Paul O’Sullivan; “It’s now my turn to visit justice on them and the Commission has an important role to play, if not a duty, to support me.”
BizNews readers are furious, calling for Santam to honour its business interruption claims and for all South Africans to shun the insurer.