Business
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Canada opens doors for massive WC investment boost
A groundbreaking meeting between Canada’s Minister of Finance, François-Philippe Champagne, and Western Cape Minister of Agriculture, Economic Development and Tourism, Dr Ivan Meyer, has opened new avenues for unprecedented investment…
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Botswana crowned Africa’s best safari destination for fourth time
Botswana has once again claimed the coveted title of Africa’s premier safari destination
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AARTO implementation delayed again: New December 2025 launch date announced
The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act (AARTO) faces another postponement, giving businesses more time to prepare for sweeping changes to South African road traffic management. After years of…
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Tax season got you stressed? Here’s how to turn SARS into your friend
If you’ve been doom-scrolling through news about SARS’s fancy new artificial intelligence tools hunting down tax dodgers, take a deep breath.
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Trump’s Trade Blow: 35 000 jobs on the line as US slaps heavy tariffs on exports
CAPE TOWN – South Africa is scrambling to negotiate a new trade deal with the United States after President Donald Trump announced punishing 30% tariffs on exports, threatening to destroy thousands…
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Cape Town cruise tourism soars to record heights
Cape Town’s 2024/25 cruise season sets records with 83 ship calls, boosting the economy by R1.32 billion. Enhanced tourism strategies position the city among top global destinations, fostering job growth.
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It’s time for the big click
Novus Media this week officially launches NovaNews.co.za, a comprehensive national news platform featuring contributions from 21 community newspaper editorial teams across South Africa. The digital news hub delivers trusted, in-depth…
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Bloemfonteinse Simbra-bulle haal rekordboeke met aanlyn veiling
Die produksieveiling van Richter Simbras buite Bloemfontein het geskiedenis gemaak in Simbra-veilings in Suid-Afrika en het nie nasionale, maar ook internasionale aandag getrek.
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Drinks Federation calls for urgent action as illegal alcohol market costs billions
Johannesburg – The Drinks Federation of South Africa (DF-SA) has called for urgent national cooperation to stop the rapid growth of the illegal alcohol trade, now worth an estimated R25.1…