Woolworths is selling R9,999 hams and cornering the pet food aisle, but its Australian fashion arm remains an expensive problem child. The post Country Road, take Woolies home — gourmet gains at home, fashion pains abroad appeared first on Daily Maverick.
The Minister of Communications and Digital Technology took to the State IT Agency’s flagship annual conference stage as if unaware of his actions in May, when he almost snapped Sita out of existence. The post Wisdom of Solomon — Malatsi’s gospel for a digital South Africa appeared first on Daily Maverick.
I’m sure there are going to be all sorts of grand promises over the next few months about power prices. But one simple fact remains: our electricity tariff system is creaking because we just can’t afford it anymore. Something’s about to crack, big time. The post After the Bell: The electricity pricing farce continues, but…
A couple of things come to mind from this state of affairs. The first is that some provincial governments did not do their jobs. The second is that there are concerns about past overestimates. The post African white rhino numbers fall in 2024, with startling 15% decline in SA — report appeared first on Daily…
President Cyril Ramaphosa says Brics nations must remain steadfast in their commitment to co-operation, economic growth, and peace as conflicts in Ukraine and Palestine continue to destabilise the global order.
A fraudulent passport allegedly belonging to businessman Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala shows that he went to Eswatini twice, crossing the border on foot under the name of Dlamini and has not returned to SA.
A close relative of former president Jacob Zuma, inkhosi Simphiwe Zuma of the Amanxamalala clan in Impendle in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, has been charged with a third murder while in prison
A full week of events kicks off on Monday, 8 September with International Literacy Day and SECTION27’s Climate Justice launch, followed by conferences, webinars and community imbizos tackling HIV, housing, sexual health, human rights and suicide prevention. The post This week — literacy, climate justice, Aids, human rights and mental health appeared first on Daily…
Today in SA sport history: September 8
DJ Sbu is part of a social media campaign that’s been pushing back on parts of the tobacco bill. He’s just one of many influencers ‘defending informal traders’, a talking point used by the tobacco industry