Kabelo Khumalo

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Building sector gets thumbs up

24th March 2021

Johannesburg – The frequency of blackouts can significantly disrupt business operations and the need for costly back-up generators will adversely impact investment in...

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Wits introduces philanthropy degree

24th March 2021

Johannesburg – Wits has broken new ground with the launch of a qualification in philanthropy and fundraising, a first of its kind...

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Copper line theft drains Openserve’s pockets

24th March 2021

Johannesburg – Copper line theft saw Openserve bleed millions of rand last year, said Telkom’s network division. Openserve CEO Althon Beukes said...

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Interest rate cut not on the cards, say economists

24th March 2021

Johannesburg – Economists are divided on whether the South African Reserve Bank should cut interest rates to aid economic growth or hold...

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North West education hauled over the coals

24th March 2021

Johannesburg – Parliament this week hauled the North West department of education over the coals over its infrastructure spending plans. The ad...

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Conscience of a Centrist: Rooted in faith, Mogoeng is set to rattle the judiciary

17th March 2021

Johannesburg – On a spring afternoon in 2011, then chief justice nominee Mogoeng Mogoeng told the Judicial Services Commission that God wants...

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South Africa on a positive path to recovery

16th March 2021

Johannesburg – South African consumers will spend more this year than they did last year, market analyst Fitch Solutions predicts. In its...

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Budget, recovery plan out of synch

16th March 2021

Johannesburg – The Institute for Economic Justice (IEJ) has hit out at the government for not putting its money where its mouth...

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Devious Chinese businessmen fleece Standard Bank of R270m

16th March 2021

Johannesburg – Financial services group and Africa’s biggest lender by assets, Standard Bank South Africa (SBSA) has taken a R270-million hit after...

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Varsities scramble for funds as students call for shutdown

15th March 2021

Johannesburg – South Africa’s higher education sector is set for a rocky few weeks as universities scramble to ensure they accommodate as...