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Here's a round-up of the day's news, including the Joburg mayor's resignation, soaring complaints on online purchases and consumers' TV preferences.
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[TOP STORY] 'Unsustainable equation': Ramokgopa on municipal debt threatening SA power supply
‘Collectively, municipalities owe Eskom just shy of R100 billion, and in return, municipalities collectively are owed by their customers upwards of R400 billion,’ says the Minister of Electricity.
Kidnappings in SA on the rise
City Power and Eskom reach a fragile truce, but SA’s energy crisis is far from over says the Energy Minister. And a new report exposes the cost of SA’s ties to Iran.
[TOP STORY] South Africans are surprisingly happy with their life insurers
‘We looked at the traditional life insurance companies and the accompanying investment part of that,’ says Professor Adré Schreuder, University of Pretoria.
Some good news for Transnet on the manganese front
New research reveals South Africans are surprisingly satisfied with their life insurers. How hunting tourism is bringing big bucks to rural economies. And an employer’s failure to comply with employment laws renders a foreign national’s dismissal unlawful.
[TOP STORY] RAF dysfunction deepens as board is dismissed and claims spiral
‘We suspect that all the monies that are collected through the fuel levy are not being spent on the RAF as per the RAF Act,’ says Ngoako Mohlaloga, Association for the Protection of Road Accident Victims.