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President Cyril Ramaphosa appoints Advocate Nompilo Kholeka Gcaleka as Public Protector

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The Presidency: Republic of South Africa
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President Ramaphosa appoints Advocate Gcaleka as Public Protector

President Cyril Ramaphosa has in terms of section 193(4) of Constitution of the Republic of South Africa and on the recommendation of the National Assembly, appointed Advocate Nompilo Kholeka Gcaleka as Public Protector of the Republic of South Africa for a non-renewable term of seven years with effect from 1 November 2023. 

The President wishes Advocate Gcaleka well in her position and trust that she will serve the people of South Africa with honor and dedication.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of The Presidency: Republic of South Africa.

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If you want to capture your customers’ attention, advertise on the enormous screen

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A person’s attention span while watching an advertisement on an average video platform is 2,5 seconds, according to attention technology research conducted by Lumen. What can your customers recall in those few seconds? Post Covid, marketers are under pressure to win back the hearts and minds of their customers – and that job requires more …

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Multi-stakeholder workshop looks into migration impact on rural areas, local government

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Multi-stakeholder workshop looks into migration impact on rural areas, local government

Government has set out to review areas of cooperation among various stakeholders following the successful International Migration Workshop with traditional leaders and mayors from metro and district municipalities earlier this month.

Home Affairs Minister, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi and Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Thembi Nkadimeng, co-hosted the workshop in October in Ekurhuleni, Gauteng.

The purpose of the workshop was to provide a platform for stakeholders to share practical experiences on how migration impacts the communities they lead at local level, and to identify possible areas of cooperation.

Motsoaledi and Nkadimeng were joined by other ministries who, in view of their legislative mandates, are directly affected by the issue of international migration.

They included Human Settlements Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi; Small Business Development Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams and the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition, led by Acting Director-General, Malebo Mabitje -Thompson.

Other key stakeholders were the Public Service Commission Chairperson Prof Somadoda Fikeni, Border Management Authority Commissioner Dr Mike Masiapato and a delegation from the South African Local Government Association (SALGA), led by President Cllr Bheki Stofile, Mayors and Speakers from Districts, Metropolitan and Local Municipalities.

There were also leaders from the National House of Traditional and Khoi and San leaders led by its chairperson, Kgosi Thabo Seatlholo, all provincial houses of traditional leaders led by their chairpersons, the Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (“CONTRALESA”) led by  its President, Kgoshi Lameck Mokoena, the National Khoi and San Council led by Deputy Chairperson, Mr Anthony Peterson and the Royal Leaders of South Africa (“ROLESA”) led by Secretary-General, Kgoshigadi Moremadi Mothapo.

The workshop agreed on key areas of cooperation to achieve effective management of migration, and these include:

  • Review of international agreements (Conventions and Protocols) with a view to accede to them with reservations where necessary, taking national interest into consideration.
  • Policy and legislative reforms, including the following legislation: Citizenship Act (Act 88 of 1995), Identification Act (Act 68 of 1997), Refugee Act (Act 130 of 1998) and Immigration Act (Act 13 of 2002).
  • Introduction of Omnibus by-laws to promote standardised and effective enforcement by all municipalities. This will address the challenges relating to trading and enforcement of business by-laws by municipalities and traditional authorities.

“In support of this intervention, there will be immediate joint inspections of businesses by labour, health, trade, industry and competition and immigration inspectorate teams to enforce compliance with applicable laws.

“Government will assist in strengthening the planning units in municipalities so that they are able to interpret the data and prepare development plans that are aligned to the current trends. [The auditing] of spaza shops in villages and townships and mechanisms to register them by both traditional leaders and municipalities [should also take place],” the Department of Home Affairs said.

The meeting also looked at reviewing of the Prevention of Illegal Eviction from and Unlawful Occupation of Land Act (Act 19 of 1998) to facilitate the effective implementation in instances of illegal occupation of land.

The meeting also agreed on the following:

  • Strengthening Local Economic Development (LED) through, among others, supporting citizens who wish to trade in the informal sector; ensuring that business licensing legislation is amended, and promoting the assignment of LED Officers, who would also interface with traditional authorities.
  • Supporting the Department of Human Settlements process of reviewing the 1994 White Paper to respond to current needs and challenges related to informal settlements and illegal occupation of buildings in inner cities.
  • Coordination and collaboration of border law enforcement between government, traditional and Khoi-San leaders and the Border Management Authority (BMA).
  • Supporting traditional authorities to keep a record of foreign nationals in their communities
  • Reviewing resource allocation for municipalities to address the unique resources pressures of municipalities and also capacitation of municipalities on data analysis.
  • The establishment of a working group that will meet regularly to track progress on the work done by various entities and government departments to ensure a ‘whole of government and civil society’ approach towards managing international migration and its effects.

“We are pleased that SALGA has already issued a statement on the workshop. This is in the spirit of cooperation and partnership which the workshop called for. We look forward to more role players coming on board to lend their hand in this important matter of national importance,” the department said. – SAnews.gov.za

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Celebrating 25 Years of RBS – A Legacy of Excellence in Higher Education

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This month Regent Business School reached a remarkable milestone – celebrating its 25th anniversary. This momentous occasion is a testament to the institution’s unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation in higher education, particularly in the domains of distance learning and private education. As we celebrate this landmark, it is an opportunity to reflect on Regent …

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Partnerships are key to decarbonizing the South African economy.

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The “energy trilemma” of delivering lower carbon energy that is affordable and secure is an issue facing all businesses and policymakers in the energy space. We believe that the world’s leading energy companies meaningfully want to achieve all three priorities. In January 2023, the New York Times reported that 2022 was the fifth-hottest year on …

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Disability grant applicants can lodge an appeal – SASSA

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Disability grant applicants can lodge an appeal - SASSA

Disability grant applicants have been encouraged to lodge an appeal if their application is not approved. 

“The appeal must be lodged within 30 days after receiving a rejection letter and the process of reviewing the appeal also takes 30 days. If the applicant does not understand the rejection reasons they have a right to ask SASSA officials to provide clarity,” the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) said in a statement.

“All approved disability grant beneficiaries receives an increased R2 090 monthly by the Minister of Treasury October 2023, due to budget review,” the agency said. 

SASSA explained that the applicant must note that SASSA works together with the professional medical contracted doctors who are ensuring that qualifying applicants gets the disability grant.

SASSA medical contracted doctors work under the supervision, approved regulations and guidelines by SASSA and the department of Health. 

“It is only a SASSA medical contracted doctor that can conduct the assessment and submit a report to SASSA which determines whether the applicant qualify for a temporary or permanent disability grant. The assessment report is based on the information presented to the doctor and physical assessment also is conducted,” the agency said. 

The applicant must meet the following requirements:

  • be a South African citizen; permanent resident or refugee permanently residing in South Africa.
  • be 18 to 59 years of age;
  • undergo a medical or functional assessment confirming disability and;
  • provide clinical information or referral form confirming disability;
  • provide a referral form duly completed by a treating facility or practitioner if previously rejected on medical grounds;
  • the applicant and spouse must be subjected to the Means Test;
  • not be maintained or cared for in a State-funded institution;
  • not be in receipt of another social grant in respect of himself or herself;
  • submit a 13-digit barcoded identity document or the smart ID card for self and spouse. In the absence of an ID or a birth certificate, an alternative identification prescribed by SASSA will be acceptable.

For more information applicants are advised to contact the toll free number during working days/hours on Monday – Friday 0800 60 10 11/013 754 9428/9363 and WhatsApp on 082 046 8553. – SAnews.gov.za

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Reconfiguration of Water Boards Must Enhance Effectiveness and Improve Access to Water

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Republic of South Africa: The Parliament
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The Portfolio Committee on Water and Sanitation welcomes the progress in the reconfiguration of water boards and calls for the process to lead to tangible results of operational efficiency and better access to water for communities. The committee today received an update on the progress undertaken to reconfigure water boards.

“We remain of the view that the reconfiguration should not be a tick-box exercise to present a façade of action but must be an effective intervention that improves and enhances institutional efficiencies, rationalise the number of institutions, ensure economies of scale and remove challenges of various boards serving one province. The committee will continue to monitor progress on the reconfiguration and has urged the department to continue stakeholder engagement to ensure collaboration,” said Mr Robert Mashego, the Chairperson of the committee.

As the process unfolds, the committee has welcomed assurances that the department is in constant engagement with key stakeholders including labour, municipalities, and provinces The committee is of the view that improved and constant engagement will remove the confusion experienced when some areas were serviced by more than one water board.

Furthermore, the reconfiguration should serve as a platform for improved relationships and financial viability of water boards. Financial viability of water boards remains a critical concern for the committee as it is directly linked to their ability to raise investment capital for bulk water infrastructure development to ensure access to water for all.

“The reality is that the country's water infrastructure is old and requires massive investment to alleviate huge water losses. To overcome this challenge, water service authorities must pay for services rendered to ensure financial viability of these institutions. This reconfiguration process presents an opportunity for further engagement on how water services authorities pay for services rendered,” Mr Mashego emphasised.

With regard to governance, the committee welcomes the assurance that all boards excluding Amatola Water, is in place. The committee hopes the legal impediment with regard to Amatola Water will be resolved with urgency to ensure that a permanent board is appointed. Furthermore, the committee has called for the speedy appointment of a permanent Chief Executive at Amatola, Vall Central and Umgeni-Uthukela Water to ensure steady implementation of targets.

Meanwhile, the committee welcome the assurance that all Water Boards have made considerable effort to comply with the departmental corporate plan and shareholder compact format. The committee also welcomed the assurance that the department is developing an improved oversight model to strengthen oversight on governance and financial performance which will lead to better service delivery. The committee is hopeful that the oversight model will lead to achievement of key performance indicators and that access to quality water will be achieved.  

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Republic of South Africa: The Parliament.

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President Ramaphosa appoints Advocate Gcaleka as Public Protector

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President Ramaphosa appoints Advocate Gcaleka as Public Protector

President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Advocate Nompilo Kholeka Gcaleka as Public Protector of the Republic of South Africa for a non-renewable term of seven years with effect from 1 November 2023. 

The President appointed Gcaleka in terms of section 193(4) of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa and on the recommendation of the National Assembly. 

“The President wishes Advocate Gcaleka well in her position and trust that she will serve the people of South Africa with honor and dedication,” the Presidency said in a statement. – SAnews.gov.za

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LG Electronics Reports Outstanding Third-Quarter 2023 Financial Results

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LG ANNOUNCES THIRD-QUARTER 2023 FINANCIAL RESULTS High Performance, Strong Profitability Reflect Progress in Advancing Business Portfolio, Accelerating B2B Business and Procuring New Growth Engines LG Electronics Inc. (LG) today announced third-quarter 2023 consolidated revenue of KRW 20.7 trillion and operating profit of KRW 996.7 billion, both the second highest third-quarter figures in the company’s history. …

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Hollard gains East Africa foothold in deal with Kenya’s APA Insurance

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Hollard International (https://apo-opa.info/3tUpGWD) will extend its footprint in Africa through the finalisation, on 31 October 2023, of an agreement to acquire a significant interest in Apollo Investments Limited, the holding company of Kenya-headquartered insurer APA Insurance.

This strategic investment, subject to regulatory approvals, gives Hollard International a presence in the East African market, supplementing its existing operations in Southern and West Africa.

Hollard becomes the second international investor in the Kenyan group, following Swiss Re, which acquired a stake in 2014.

For APA, the partnership gives Kenya's second-largest insurer access to a larger market and expanded opportunities for growth, says Ashok Shah, Group CEO of Apollo Investments Limited.

“It's an exciting time for APA because the Hollard International partnership will open new doors and new avenues of growth for our business. We'll have access to substantial new expertise in classes of business such as Motor, Engineering, Marine and other specialist lines of insurance – which we believe will open up a number of profitable business opportunities.”

Expressing the significance of the partnership, Shah notes, "In addition to expanding our operations in Kenya, this venture will also enable us to strengthen our foothold in Uganda and Tanzania. Moreover, it positions us favourably to seize opportunities in the Ethiopian market once it becomes accessible.”

Pravin Kalpagé, CEO of Hollard International, is equally upbeat about the transaction, heralding it as “a vote of confidence in the Kenyan and East African markets”.

He says, “Hollard International has been looking for an East African partner for some time, and APA ticked so many boxes – it has an established track record, an impressive value proposition with strong broker and customer relationships, and it shares our values around community, reliability and customer-centricity. All these elements resonated strongly with us.

“This investment continues Hollard International's African model of finding strong local businesses and management teams with whom to partner in-country, rather than parachuting expatriates into a new market.”

He adds that exploring options in Francophone West Africa is next on Hollard International's to-do list.

Kalpagé has also pledged to bring Hollard International's model of “impact beyond insurance” to the East African market – as demonstrated in Mozambique and Ghana, among other countries.

Hollard Mozambique has developed risk-mitigation insurance products to protect smallholder and subsistence farmers – whose livelihoods are totally reliant on their crops – from extreme weather events through a partnership with local seed providers.

In Ghana, the MeBanbo microinsurance product arose from a partnership between Hollard Life, Vodafone Ghana and Sasai Fintech, a business of Cassava Technologies. It offers accessible, affordable life insurance cover, via an end-to-end digital platform, to the underserved Ghanaian market.

“This focus on being a catalyst for social impact in Africa is in line with Hollard's business purpose, which is to enable more people to create and secure a better future,” concludes Kalpagé.

In South Africa, Hollard is the largest privately owned insurance group, offering both life and non-life product suites. Hollard International extends insurance solutions outside of South Africa through operations in Namibia, Mozambique, Zambia, Lesotho, Botswana and Ghana, with East Africa (Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania) being added to the list through the APA transaction. 

APA Insurance is owned by Apollo Investments Limited, which was founded in 1977 with a mission to provide “present and future peace of mind to the East African market and, in turn, enhance the quality of life for both our clients and loved ones”. Built on commitment, integrity and innovation, Apollo has since become one of the leading financial services groups in East Africa, with six companies under its belt.

Issued by Flow Communications on behalf of Hollard. 

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Hollard.

For more information or to arrange an interview, please contact Khaya Thwala on khayat@flowsa.com or +27 78 349 0668.

About Hollard International:
In South Africa, Hollard is the largest privately owned insurance group, offering both Life and Non-Life product suites. Hollard International extends insurance solutions outside of South Africa through operations in Namibia, Mozambique, Zambia, Lesotho, Botswana and Ghana, with East Africa (Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania) being added to the list through the APA transaction. https://apo-opa.info/3tUpGWD

About APA Insurance:
APA Insurance is part of the Apollo Group, one of the leading insurance groups operating in East Africa, providing a broad array of insurance solutions across Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. APA is one of Kenya's largest non-life insurers and provides access to Motor, Liability, Agriculture, Property and Health insurance as well as a unique range of micro-insurance products. APA Life Assurance is one the fastest growing life insurance companies in Kenya providing Individual Life, Savings, Investments and employee benefits solutions including Group Life, pensions and Annuities. Its other primary insurance business units include APA Life Insurance, APA Insurance in Uganda; an asset management company, Apollo Asset Management; and a property company, Gordon Court. The Apollo Associate in Tanzania is Reliance Insurance Company. https://www.APAInsurance.org/

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eXp Realty Celebrates South African Talent: Showcasing Success at the Global Awards Announcement

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eXp Realty recognized three South Africans with Durban based Andrew Thompson, Johannesburg based Ilse Anhaeusser and Gqeberha based James Conyers receiving global awards for their efforts in 2022. eXp Realty®, “the most agent-centric real estate brokerage on the planet™” and the core subsidiary of eXp World Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: EXPI), this week recognized three South …

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President Ramaphosa to welcome rugby world champs

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President Ramaphosa to welcome rugby world champs

President Cyril Ramaphosa will on Thursday morning welcome the Rugby World Cup Champions, the Springboks, to the Union Buildings in Pretoria.

The Springboks won the 2023 Rugby World Cup against New Zealand in Paris, France on Saturday.

The welcome ceremony at the Union Buildings for the national team signifies the start of the Rugby World Champions’ National Trophy Tour.

The team touched down at the OR Tambo International Airport on Tuesday to a rousing welcome from the public.

The Webb Ellis Cup parade will kick off on Thursday in Pretoria, Johannesburg and Soweto, concluding at FNB Stadium; and proceed to Cape Town on 03 November 2023; Durban on 04 November 2023 before the tour ends in the Eastern Cape (East London) on 05 November 2023.

Members of the public in Pretoria are welcome to witness this event from Government Avenue, Arcadia.

President to update Parliament 

Meanwhile, President Ramaphosa will on Thursday afternoon engage with Members of Parliament (MPs) on diverse national issues when he responds to Questions for Oral Reply in the National Assembly.

Among issues MPs have raised with the President are:

• the mandate of the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) and its accountability to Parliament;
• commissions of inquiry established by the President;
• combating violence against women and children;
• insights gained from the Census 2022 for macro-economic policy;
• fiscal discipline within Government.
 
The President will also discuss the state of readiness of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) and its capacity to fulfill its constitutional mandate.
 
Parliamentary Questions for Oral and Written Reply are one of the mechanisms through which Parliament holds the Executive to account.

The questions session will start at 14:00. – SAnews.gov.za

 

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Almost 20,000 cases of copper theft from essential infrastructure in just over 4 years

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Editor: With scrap clean copper prices running at around R150.00 per kilogram – the theft of copper is a very attractive ‘business’. Dear Editor Since April 2019, there have been a total of 19 919 cases of copper theft at essential infrastructure across the country, this alarming number points to the South African Police Service’s …

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Why Attend the Healthcare Innovation Summit Africa 2023

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IT News Africa
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As technology continues to transform and disrupt every sector, the health sector is no exception. Digital innovation is having a tremendous impact on the healthcare industry from the way individuals gain access to services, to the breakthrough development of new technology that is radically transforming diagnostic procedures.

Helping Healthcare Professionals Solve Complex Problems

Even more notable is the impact of data in healthcare and how it is helping to solve the most challenging problems in patient health and operational efficiency.

In January 2023, Harvard Business Review Analytic Services conducted a global survey (https://apo-opa.info/3sevpGc) of 757 members of the Harvard Business Review audience who work in the health care industry or in a health care-related industry and are familiar with their organization's use of health data.

Data Accelerating Digital Transformation

The results from the report demonstrate how innovative uses of data in healthcare is helping organizations improve patient health outcomes, enable faster clinical decisions, and improve treatment and hospital workflows.

This year's 8th Healthcare Innovation Summit Africa 2023 (https://apo-opa.info/3FFQCvJ), featuring leading experts, innovators, and stakeholders will be sharing their insights and experiences on topics like digital health, telemedicine, data analytics, and more.

The two-day summit, being hosted at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Johannesburg, on November 29th and 30th presents an opportunity to network with peers and potential partners, explore the Innovation Showcase, and learn how to overcome the industry specific challenges that have arisen from the rapid technological advancements.

Attendee Testimonials

At the Healthcare Innovation Summit (https://apo-opa.info/3FFQCvJ) held in 2017, CEO of Helen Joseph Hospital in Auckland Park who was in attendance shared his experience after attending the IT Summit in 2015 and why he made the decision to come back.

It was at the IT Summit that he heard about the technology available to improve healthcare management and had the opportunity to have a conversation with an industry expert about the challenges he faced with managing data.

That conversation led to the implementation of a software system that led to the overall improvement of the hospitals performance. In the areas of administration, patient data management, HR and finances. Testifying to the incredible experience, he had which led to his decision to attend the summit in 2017 he said, “When I heard about this conference this year, I decided to come back so that I can learn more about how I can improve the hospital's efficiency.”

Similarly, Managing Director of MediSwitch, Andrew Brown shared his perspective about the impact of the Healthcare Summit, and how important it is to continue to host such events, “I thoroughly enjoyed the event, we've heard from speakers who are really challenging the status quo of the adoption of technology, in the healthcare market in South Africa and in broader Africa and I firmly believe that events like this brings all of those role players together and challenges each one of us to think about what we do on a day to day basis differently so that we can actually go out there and ultimately make a difference to health care in Africa.”

Key Topics to be Addressed

The summit will address key topics like:

This summit will address key topics such as:

The Healthcare Innovation Summit Africa (https://apo-opa.info/3FFQCvJ) 2023, will most benefit individuals interested in learning about the latest African healthcare trends, presented by healthcare experts, policymakers, IT decision-makers, entrepreneurs, and investors to discuss digital transformation.

Don't miss this chance to be part of the pivotal event that assembles a diverse array of stakeholders dedicated to changing the face of healthcare on the African continent. Register now and secure your seat at this exclusive event.

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Propelling South Africa’s economy forward, one tourist at a time

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01 NOVEMBER, JOHANNESBURG: South Africa’s tourism industry has not just rebounded from the pandemic, it has found itself in a position to pursue aggressive growth. In the first quarter of 2023, the country welcomed over 2 million visitors. Furthermore, over the next decade, this sector is projected to generate an impressive 800,000 jobs and inject …

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Premium or Budget Tyres?

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A recent test by a professional driver has revealed a clear winner. In a test conducted by professional driver Daniel Barbosa, the debate between budget and premium tyres has been settled at last, and the verdict is crystal clear – premium tyres are the optimal choice for safety, performance, and peace of mind on the …

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Rural Tourism Investment Opportunities on the Rise on KZN South Coast

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The drive to develop rural tourism assets is a global move, as inclusive tourism economies are beneficial for both tourists and hosts. Through rural tourism, outlying communities are included in mainstream economies, tourists are afforded more authentic, nature-based experiences, and conservation becomes a central tenet. On the KZN South Coast, this welcome trend has unearthed …

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5 weeks for Ciaran Parker

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The Disciplinary process related to Ciaran Parker’s red card in the Vodacom United Rugby Championship Round 1 game against Benetton Rugby on Saturday, October 21 has resulted in an five-week suspension. After an act of foul play by Cardiff Rugby player No 18 (Ciaran Parker), referee Frank Murphy showed the Player a Red Card in …

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SA losing the fight against air pollution

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Dear Editor The revelations in the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) portfolio committee meeting regarding the dismal state of South Africa’s air quality monitoring network are alarming and require urgent intervention. Of the 130 government-controlled air quality monitoring stations across the country, 21 stations are not operational at all whilst 84 are …

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