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Sassa beneficiaries will suffer the most if ATMs are closed, says bank body
If the current Covid-19 regulations are not amended, 70% of ATMs will have to be closed down, says the Banking Association of South Africa.
Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma told banks at the beginning of January to provide hand sanitisers at all ATMs or face the might of the law
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Is the LGBTQI+ Community too Sensitive?
Would the kind of statements which lead to the MacG-drama be less common if the ignorant were allowed to ask questions and engage in discussion, instead of being dogpiled by those expressing their outrage?
Health
Educated, white South Africans less likely to take Covid-19 vaccine – survey
The most common reasons stated for rejecting the vaccine were supposed side effects, questions over its effectiveness, and uncertainty about testing.
Business News
Sars finally has a plan to deal with discontinued Flash support
More than three years after Adobe announced its intention to end support for Flash Player in 2020, Sars seems to have come up with a solution for its tax submission services, which were based on the technology.
Covid-19
State vaccine producer wants to produce Covid-19 jabs locally
Biovac is preparing to roll out the 1.5 million vaccines heading to SA from India, but says they are also in discussions to start producing the vaccine on home soil.
Motoring News
Take five: Breaking down the polarsing new BMW 4 Series
Controversy abound, the new 4 Series does have its merits.
Business News
Ethereum run far from over
Some technical analysts eyeing much higher levels of $35,000 in the next two to five years.
Business News
Where’s the money?
Outlook for interest rates one of the most important themes that will drive investment markets over the next 12 to 18 months.
Health
Doc’s plea for ‘wonder drug’
Authority raises concerns about limited research available on drug
Columns
Denounce the despots, Cyril
It is an abomination that the current leader of the organisation that is supposedly there to entrench democracy in Africa has stayed silent on Uganda.
Editorials
Business has moral obligations
If we are to rebuild a just society in the wake of Covid-19’s devastation, it must be founded on morality.
Editorials
ANC arrogance on display again
The ANC needs reminding: South Africa is our country and not your little fiefdom.
Columns
A really testing experience
None of us had anything in common, except that we had to be tested.
Business News
Ethereum run far from over
Some technical analysts eyeing much higher levels of $35,000 in the next two to five years.
Editorials
ANC arrogance on display again
The ANC needs reminding: South Africa is our country and not your little fiefdom.
Columns
Denounce the despots, Cyril
It is an abomination that the current leader of the organisation that is supposedly there to entrench democracy in Africa has stayed silent on Uganda.
Courts William Booth attempted murder accused pleads guilty to drug-related charge
She pleaded guilty, adding a fourth drug-related offence to her record.
Music and streaming Samas hit back at Cassper’s ‘meaningless awards’ jibe
‘Our judging systems have proven to be resilient and with integrity. Our judges are independent and their identity is kept anonymous until the end of the awards.’
Africa Uganda withdraws troops from opposition leader’s house
For 11 days heavily armed soldiers and police officers surrounding the property had prevented members of Wine’s household from leaving their compound.
Africa Mauritius begins Covid-19 vaccination programme
The vaccine being given is the Oxford-AstraZeneca formula, manufactured in India under the name of Covishield.
Covid-19 Why scientists think UK variant could be more deadly
Researchers think it could be the same set of mutations that has made it more infectious – although all stress more study is needed.
EDITOR'S CHOICE
Weather Tropical storm Eloise: South Africa gears up for big rains
Politics
Ramaphosa ‘weakened’ politically without Mthembu at his side – analyst
General Cele calls for investigation into Mpumalanga Premier’s conduct
General Mpumalanga Premier says she was not aware her mask had fallen off
General He said ‘Cyril will be disappointed’ – nurse Mavis details Jackson Mthembu’s last moments
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Is the LGBTQI+ Community too Sensitive?
Would the kind of statements which lead to the MacG-drama be less common if the ignorant were allowed to ask questions and engage in discussion, instead of being dogpiled by those expressing their outrage?
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Benni McCarthy happy to have headaches at AmaZulu
“Hopefully for Stellenbosch we will have everybody back,” said the AmaZulu coach.
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Pakistan in trouble as Rabada leads Proteas fightback
At the close, Azhar Ali and Fawad Alam were unbeaten on five each – with Pakistan trailing by 187 runs with six wickets intact.
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Samas hit back at Cassper’s ‘meaningless awards’ jibe
‘Our judging systems have proven to be resilient and with integrity. Our judges are independent and their identity is kept anonymous until the end of the awards.’
Business
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Sassa beneficiaries will suffer the most if ATMs are closed, says bank body
If the current Covid-19 regulations are not amended, 70% of ATMs will have to be closed down, says the Banking Association of South Africa.
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OPINION: Is ASA president Aleck Skhosana under threat, or is a minority just making a noise?
With ASA members being given an opportunity to sign a petition to display their true feelings, the attempt to remove the president has received no traction at all.
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How to support a child that fails matric
Parents can play an important role in helping their children navigate their way around performing poorly in matric.
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MSA launches FIA sponsored search for next rally star
Programme offers one of the biggest prizes ever in local motorsport.
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Why scientists think UK variant could be more deadly
Researchers think it could be the same set of mutations that has made it more infectious – although all stress more study is needed.
