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Africa Investment Forum kicks off

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The African Development Bank’s Africa Investment Forum (AIF), which is a world-class initiative positioned to transform the continent’s economy and infrastructure development landscape, kicks off this morning.

President: We must act against those who destroyed VBS

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President Cyril Ramaphosa says the fraud and corruption that took place at VBS was a tragedy against the most vulnerable in society, and that action must be taken against those responsible for the crime.

Government intervention revives Glodina

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One of South Africa’s largest towel manufacturing companies, Glodina, has resumed operations in Hammarsdale on the outer west of Durban, thanks to government intervention.

Well wishes for Diwali

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President Cyril Ramaphosa has wished South Africa’s Hindu community a happy Diwali and New Year.

Open the gates and register your farms

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The Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF), assisted by Statistics South Africa, has established a project aimed at collecting stats on commercial and non-commercial farmers.

Gigaba to account in Parliament

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Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba is set to appear before the Portfolio Committee this afternoon to clarify his department's view on the granting of permission for the operation of Fireblade private terminal at OR Tambo International Airport.

SAPS 72-hour plan making a dent on crime

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The South African Police Service’s 72-hour activation plan has been key to the recent crime combating successes, Police Minister Bheki Cele said on Tuesday.

Cele salutes SAPS for curbing heists

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Police Minister Bheki Cele has commended the South Africa Police Service (SAPS) for stabilising the wave of cash-in-transit heists that swept the country earlier this year.

Africa Investment Forum a game-changer

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This week’s inaugural Africa Investment Conference is expected to be a game-changer for the development and economic growth prospects of the continent, organisers said on Monday.

Artificial Intelligence is changing the face of Gauteng

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Often synonymous with Hollywood blockbuster movies and technological developments of a distant future, drones have shaken off stereotypical thoughts that they only belong on the big screen. These eyes in the sky are fast emerging as tools that are transforming the delivery of services to Gauteng residents.