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South Africa consumer inflation slows more than expected in July
54+ min ago (21+ words) TradingView South Africa consumer inflation slows more than expected in July...
UCT remains South Africa’s top university in latest ShanghaiRanking | UCT News
1+ hour, 36+ min ago (828+ words) The University of Cape Town (UCT) remains South Africa's leading university in the latest Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), despite moving from 258th to 286th globally in the 2026 edition. UCT’s position of 286th globally and first in South Africa means that the…...
TOBI Says: Is it time for a practical joke?
2+ hour, 19+ min ago (191+ words) The Rome News-Tribune A practical joke is meant to be funny, and help everybody have a good laugh. It can be simple and silly. An example is when a youth group was having a relay between the boys and the…...
Waterfront properties’ investor interest remains intact, says survey — TradingView News
17+ min ago (692+ words) Dubai's waterfront properties continue to attract strong investor and end-user interest, offering a unique blend of luxury living and long-term capital growth. Reflecting this growing preference, a recent study found that 82 per cent of Dubai residents plan to make a…...
Refugee crisis hits Umbilo businesses hard
27+ min ago (549+ words) THIRTEEN weeks on, the plight of hundreds of Congolese refugees camped on Che Guevara remains in limbo. The crisis has revealed a bloodbath in local business revenue. Che Guevara Road is described as Umbilo’s significant foot and traffic business network;…...
Three programmes carry 95% of government's 800,000 jobs target - Report
13+ min ago (194+ words) Three major investment programmes are expected to account for about 95% of the 800,000 jobs targeted under the 2026 Budget, placing road construction, commercial oil palm development and garment manufacturing at the centre of government’s employment drive. Please wait, loading captcha - You are…...
Sardine deaths: high levels of pilchard herpesvirus found in South African fish
43+ min ago (1086+ words) All 15 sardines in an initial detailed round of testing carried pilchard herpesvirus, with dead fish showing consistently high levels as scientists investigate environmental factors High levels of pilchard herpesvirus have been found in sardines involved in South Africa’s extensive mortality…...
South Africa's chromium sector remains split between two very differen - Shanghai Metals Market (SMM)
14+ min ago (214+ words) South Africa's chromium sector remains split between two very differen Shanghai Metals Market [SMM Chromium Flash] South Africa's Chrome Industry Balances Ore Export Growth Against Costly Ferrochrome Processing That gap is being reinforced from multiple directions at once. The 13 August…...
Driver Refused a Pensioner Free Public Transport: What Data to Record and Where to Complain
4+ hour, 54+ min ago (294+ words) Pensioners are entitled to free travel on certain types of public transport, as defined by law. If a driver refuses this, the passenger should document the incident and contact the relevant authorities, as advised by DSBT-UKRTRANSBEZPEKA. Where Pensioners Can Travel…...
AfriForum, March and March form collaborative working group
14+ min ago (291+ words) Updated Aug. 19, 2026, 10:56 a.m. | By Bulletin and Jacaranda Newswatch Their leaders say cooperation will focus on accountability, the rule of law and addressing challenges they believe stem from government failures AfriForum and March and March have agreed to work together on border…...