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Since acquiring MultiChoice, Canal+ has seen a boost, but the South African company is still struggling to grow revenue at home.
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[Promoted] The Trillion-Dollar Question: Capturing ROI when 60% of Financial Institutions Report Little Profit Impact from AI
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South African cities are charging homeowners with private boreholes monthly fees for accessing groundwater.
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Clicks has grown its revenue in a difficult economic year, with plans to continue expanding its footprint.
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SARS says it has processed over R239 billion in refunds to taxpayers this year, and is ready to meet the National Treasury's new tax collection target.
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Spear has grown its profits and revenue in its most recent interim period, while investing in only one province.
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[Promoted] TimePrints with Aki Anastasiou – A podcast exploring the lives of remarkable South Africans
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Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana announced big changes for municipalities in South Africa.
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Government has allocated R1.6 billion for child nutrition in South Africa.
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Here are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Thursday, 22 October 2026.
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The launch and signing of the Campus Catalyst book. This book highlights ten commercial ventures connected to the University of Pretoria that are making a difference beyond its campus.

Pictured (left to right): Thabisa Mbungwana, Divisional Head: Strategic Relationship Management at the City of Tshwane; Prof Francis Petersen, Vice-Chancellor and Principal of the University of Pretoria; Jetane Charsley, Chief Director: National Intellectual Property Management Office (NIPMO) at the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation.

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Prof Francis Petersen, Vice-Chancellor and Principal of the University of Pretoria, thanks guests for attending the launch of Campus Catalyst.

Campus Catalyst is a publication that highlights commercial ventures connected to the university that are making a difference beyond campus.

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Tonight we are at the launch of Campus Catalyst.

Campus Catalyst is a publication by the University of Pretoria’s Department of Research and Innovation to showcase ten commercial ventures connected to the university.

The publication explains how their innovations are making a difference beyond campus.

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The IDC has reportedly reached an agreement to buy ArcelorMittal in a R10 billion deal.
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Durban's municipality has secured R980 million in funding to build the Durban Amusement Park.
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Germany's Chancellor has urged Donald Trump to reconsider not inviting South Africa to the G-20 Summit in December.
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South Africa has unveiled a proposal for a new fiscal anchor as the country continues to improve its debt position.
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The government has identified R38.1 billion in savings over the medium term, including billions from social grant fraud.
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South Africa overshot its revenue targets by R45 billion this year, giving it room to spend more dealing with various crises that have hit.
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