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Markers and smart counters: inside Sars’s excise compliance plan https://t.co/XEykUWIXFw

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Pension watchdog faces highest complaint volumes ever https://t.co/uDpN0a9F8a

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Mantashe backs Kunolwazi in land row with Seriti https://t.co/o8E2GgyW8N

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Decolonisation, reparations and human rights are set to come under the spotlight when the Africa and African Diaspora Conference opens in Ekurhuleni, east of Johannesburg, on Monday. https://t.co/YtjFoCV7XA

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The government aims to reduce the delays and red tape characterising
digital infrastructure builds in South Africa. https://t.co/rQ6haXJ94R

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South African exporters have a two-year window to expand sales into China under a zero-tariff arrangement that has already generated a sharp increase in customs declarations, https://t.co/UfjK2U78ng

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The auditor-general has terminated the services of professional services firm Crowe as its external auditor after Business Day revealed that the firm's lead partner, https://t.co/aMyiv8JsTS

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The high court in Pretoria has dealt the health department a major blow, declaring the main contracts in its R15.5bn Aids drug tender unconstitutional and invalid. https://t.co/GIvD4B4WSx

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The 172-page November ‘26 issue of @SAHomeOwner Magazine – available in print at retail outlets for only R64-00 and digital copies at The @SAHomeOwner Shop – includes our Estate Living special section, a showcase of South Africa’s most exclusive estates. https://t.co/7wOCwNeAY7

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Financial stress is the leading contributor to poor mental health across all generations in South Africa, with 59% to 66% of respondents surveyed by private healthcare group Mediclinic citing it as a cause. https://t.co/4uGkHvnmsV

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SPONSORED | Better economic signals don’t always bring financial relief. @PSGWealth’s Adriaan Pask examines three market paradoxes and how investors can respond. Listen now. https://t.co/wzTxguOwvj

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SPONSORED | Ahead of Urban Festival 2026 from October 26 to 30, @SACitiesNetwork CEO Nosipho Hlatshwayo explains how its 2026-2031 strategy aims to turn local government reform into better services and renewed public confidence. https://t.co/SUqy242FOg

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Cipla wins the right to be reconsidered in major drug procurement process. https://t.co/IZQaDqmoZn

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Auditing firm failed to disclose senior partner Gary Kartsounis had been fined previously for poor work. https://t.co/XPXIbvZHl0

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Payday anxiety grows as most South Africans struggle to cover essentials. https://t.co/Hch8BcUiJq

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SPONSORED | In the push to leverage the power of AI, @OldMutualSA's Dhesen Ramsamy urges business leaders to match technology investments with equal investments in people, capabilities and organisational culture. Listen now. https://t.co/9NDjGmOt1l

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SPONSORED | @OldMutualSA’s Dhesen Ramsamy explains why AI’s true competitive advantage comes from investing in people, building trusted institutions, and developing models that understand local realities — not just adopting technology faster. Listen now. https://t.co/Wo8FjLgup7

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Management changes and cost cuts have not yet turned around Famous Brands’ signature restaurants. The portfolio’s revenue fell 8.4% to R95m and its operating loss widened to R9m from R7m. System-wide sales dropped 5.1%, while like-for-like sales fell 0.9%

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Treasury expects to save R13bn in social grant payments over the medium term, freeing up money to help combat gender-based violence and reduce child stunting.

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