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[TOP STORY] Increasing demand for kidnap and ransom insurance in SA 6:41

2d ago6:41

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‘The real goal of this insurance policy is really to ensure the safe release of the victim and importantly deal with any collateral damage to the family, to the businesses that may be involved,’ says Richard Hood, CEO of Olea Africa. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Transport infrastructure needs shot to the vein 31:26

2d ago31:26

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A round-up of today’s news, including a look at whether the MTBPS will pump some much-needed lifeblood into SA’s transport arteries. And how the massive US debt pile might impact other countries. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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[TOP STORY] Dion George on SA’s plan to negotiate trillion-dollar climate change funding 8:22

3d ago8:22

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‘That number is looking at a global number that we believe the developed economy countries should be contributing to the developing economy countries,’ says the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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SA-Ukraine visa furore: 'We must weigh up the risks' 31:16

3d ago31:16

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A round-up of today’s news, including the contention around proposed visa-free access to SA for Ukrainian diplomats. A post-mortem of the Mid-Term Budget Speech with a top economist, and are enterprise development programmes helping or hindering SMMEs? MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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[TOP STORY] Positive outlook for consumers as grid power costs decrease 8:22

4d ago8:22

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‘It's an obvious point that if energy prices can come down, then overall consumer prices will come down, that will give the central bank some space to cut interest rates,’ says Roy Havemann, consulting economist at the Bureau for Economic Research. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Successful animal disease control helping economy 32:16

4d ago32:16

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A round-up of today’s news including a look at the expected economic impact of Black Friday sales. And why an agricultural expert says government and industry are doing a good job in curbing the spread of diseases amongst livestock. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Transforming Dog Training: The Power of Positive Reinforcement Over Punishment 22:21

2d ago22:21

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Send us a text Experience a transformative shift in dog training methods by abandoning outdated punishment-based techniques and embracing the power of positive reinforcement. Discover how scientific research has debunked the effectiveness of shock collars, prong collars, and choke chains, revealing their long-term harm. Join me, Will Bangura, as we…

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[TOP STORY] Uncontrolled sewage damaging SA’s World Heritage Sites 7:38

5d ago7:38

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‘Robben Island is not just a World Heritage Site, it's also the home of an endangered species, the African penguin, and it's a marine protected area, and we are picking up all these chemical compounds in the sediments,’ says Professor Emeritus Leslie Petrik, University of the Western Cape's Department of Chemistry. Moneyweb…

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Geopolitical shifts keeping CEOs up at night 34:10

5d ago34:10

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A round-up of today’s news, including the main issues keeping CEOs up at night. The Gauteng Quality of Life Survey shows concerns about food security and inequality. And why businesses need to harness digital technology to secure top talent. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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[TOP STORY] Dawie Roodt on the grey list, mini budget and fiscal anchor concept 7:06

6d ago7:06

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‘What I'm quite excited about is there’s a possibility that the minister of finance may announce slightly lower inflation targets, perhaps something like 4%,’ says Dawie Roodt, chief economist at the Efficient Group. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Take-home pay reaches highest level yet 32:34

6d ago32:34

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A round-up of today’s news – including how easing inflation levels gives a boost to consumer take-home salaries and spending power. And why the outcome of the US election matters to SA investors. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Beyond Uranium Canberra - Atomic Survivors Speak Out 2023 - 06 - 15 1:06:24

9d ago1:06:24

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On 15 October 2023 we will mark the 70th anniversary of the first mainland British nuclear test in Australia, at Emu Field in South Australia, on the country of the Pitjantjatjara and Yankunytjatjara peoples.This week, parliamentarians have the opportunity to hear from Yankunytjatjara, Antikarinya, and Pitjantjatjara woman and nuclear test survivor…

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[TOP STORY] What to expect from salary increases in 2025 7:05

9d ago7:05

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‘One percent or 2% above inflation, it's moving in the right direction. The directional information is fine, but the reality is it's too little,’ says Dr Mark Bussin, master reward specialist and executive committee member of the South African Reward Association. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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R43bn allocated to help fix Gauteng decaying infrastructure 34:44

9d ago34:44

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A round-up of today’s news, including Gauteng MEC Jacob Mamabolo on turning around infrastructure in the province, Rainbow Chicken investigating the absence of expiry dates on some of their products, and are South Africans watching more TV now that load shedding has come to an end? MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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[TOP STORY] Safair advises conservative planning for flights this holiday season 8:25

10d ago8:25

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‘The number of delays that we have that have been subject to Air Traffic Navigation Services issues have actually come up from about 12% in ‘23 to just over 26% in ‘24,’ says Kirby Gordon, chief marketing officer at FlySafair. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Smart home security for dummies 33:46

10d ago33:46

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A round-up of today’s news, including why food inflation is still a concern despite better overall CPI numbers. SAA claims to be debt free, but still needs R3 billion from government: find out why. And how your smart home technology could be putting you at security risk. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Ep 17: w/ Kirsten Abley | Fire ecology & management in South Australia + prescribed burns + geospatial skills + climate change adaptation + bushfire + conservation 49:24

11d ago49:24

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On this episode we’ll be talking fire and prescribed burning in metro SA with ecologist Kirstin Abley. Spring in Adelaide means that the National Parks and Wildlife Service is kicking off its annual spring prescribed burn program in prep for this summer’s fire danger season. You’ll hear from Kirstin Abley who manages the Fire Science and Mapping Te…

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[TOP STORY] How will the US election result affect South Africa? 7:19

11d ago7:19

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‘We would need to be very concerned about our exports to the United States because right now a lot of our exports are conducted under the Agoa agreement, which in my view would be in serious jeopardy under a Trump presidency,’ says Dr Laurence Caromba, researcher in humanity at the Mapungubwe Institute for Strategic Reflection. Moneyweb…

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Violence in SA taking toll on employers and employees 33:24

11d ago33:24

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A round-up of today’s news, including the results of the 2024 violence survey. How a Trump or Harris win will affect SA and Capitec’s crackdown on crypto. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Transforming Dog Behavior: The Power of Environmental Management 15:50

9d ago15:50

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Send us a text Unlock the secrets of effective dog behavior modification with our latest episode featuring your host, Will Bangura. Ever wonder why your attempts to correct your dog's behavior aren't yielding results? It might just be the environment you're overlooking. Join us as we unravel the critical role of environmental management in dog trai…

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[TOP STORY] Saru responds to why equity sale plan has been kicked into touch…for now 7:51

12d ago7:51

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‘I think the fact that they unanimously approved both, seeking private equity partnership and identifying the Ackerley Sports Group, was an indication that they do see that this is a route that's needed,’ says Andy Colquhoun, GM, corporate affairs at the South African Rugby Union. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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MTBPS: ‘Can government spend itself out of trouble?’ 33:37

12d ago33:37

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A round-up of the day’s news, including why the mid-term budget could dim some of the GNU’s shine, the medicine regulator urges the Treasury to provide more funding to the organisation and tough times for NGOs as a 106-year-old charity might be forced to close its doors come December. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Should You Send You Reactive or Aggressive Dog to a Board and Train Program? 12:14

10d ago12:14

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Send us a text Discover how to transform your reactive or aggressive dog with insights that could make a life-altering difference. Join me, Will Bangura, Arizona's only certified canine behaviorist, as I share the critical truths about why traditional board and train programs might be failing you and your furry friend. We'll unravel the misconcepti…

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[TOP STORY] Are SA financial institutions ready to leverage the power of AI? 8:01

13d ago8:01

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‘One of the ideas that we're starting to get real traction on is the idea of what we would call an agentic AI architecture, which is multiple agents that are capable of dealing with individual tasks,’ says David Parker, global chair of financial services at Accenture. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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SA Inc looking healthier … but not fully recovered 32:39

13d ago32:39

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A round-up of today’s news, including what South Africans can expect from the upcoming mini budget. Economic pressures continue to drive pre-owned car sales, but new vehicle data looks optimistic. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Earthworker Co - Ops - Katherine Cunningham - 2021 - 02 - 01 CoCan 1:20:27

15d ago1:20:27

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At thie Feb 2021 CoCanberra / NENA Canberra Regional Hub we welcomed Katherine Cunningham, who explains the Earthworker Co-operative system, a residual outgrowth of the Builders Laborers Federation, (famous for its Green Bans - so effective that the union was made illegal) and a coalition of unionists and greenies based in Melbourne.…

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Soil City Co - Operative Farms - An Introduction - Scotty Foster - CoCanberra 2022 - 08 - 01 CoCan 1:10:04

15d ago1:10:04

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At the August 2022 CoCanberra / NENA Canberra Regional Hub meetup we welcomed our very own Scotty Foster and Keith Colls, to explain our project the Soil City Co-operative Farms.CoCanberra is building the new economy on the ground, using the concept of “[Climate Co-operatives]” to provide for our needs in ways which are compatible with a thriving c…

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[TOP STORY] Judy Dlamini calls for CSR projects to go beyond just spending 7:25

16d ago7:25

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‘If you are saying an output of 80% qualified bursary holders within the allocated time, they would then make it their business to check how they can achieve that,’ says Dr Judy Dlamini, executive chairperson of the Mbekani Group. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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What happens to your finances if you breakup? 31:04

16d ago31:04

31:04

A round-up of the day’s news, including a look at why an analyst says the GNU faces an uphill battle about migration policies and why fintechs need to overcome regulatory barriers to provide more financial services to underserved communities. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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[TOP STORY] Another shakeup at South African Tourism 8:58

17d ago8:58

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Tourism Minister Particia de Lille expresses frustration over reported internal conflict and excessive board fees and meetings. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Banxso bust-up: ‘Created to exploit South Africans’ 35:42

17d ago35:42

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SUB: A round-up of today’s news as the Financial Intelligence Centre puts the breaks on Banxso. And how mapping gun crimes could help make SA a safer place. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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[TOP STORY] Is a hybrid model of pay-TV and streaming the way forward in SA? 8:45

18d ago8:45

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‘I think what's quite interesting about that is that the next evolution of television viewing will effectively be internet driven. So it'll be infused with apps, it'll be infused with live television,’ says Leslie Adams, sales director at Reach Africa. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Parliament staff health tests unlawful – Legal expert 34:05

18d ago34:05

34:05

A round-up of today’s news, including plans to turbocharge infrastructure investment to boost economic growth, why parliament’s health tests for staff is a major privacy red flag, and why SA businesses spend so much on cyber security. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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[TOP STORY] Transnet chair on Durban port operations amid court interdict 8:30

19d ago8:30

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‘Our view is that this is a delay, and we are also expediting the process of ensuring that this hearing happens probably early in the new year,’ says Andile Sangqu. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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‘How many politicians does it take to change a lightbulb?’ – Maimane 34:00

19d ago34:00

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A round-up of the day’s news and why Bosa leader Mmusi Maimane says scrapping Deputy Minister positions will symbolise a tightening of the belt. How inflation is impacting the cost of your morning coffee, and a big stand-off about a green corridor. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Election ACT 24 - I4C - Vanessa Picker N Riley Fernandes - 2024 - 09 - 27 BTL 52:18

20d ago52:18

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Independents for Canberra is the Community Independendent's Movement's focus in Canberra. We welcome candidates Vanessa Picker and Riley Fernandez from the electorate of Brindabella to the show to have a yarn about the upcoming Local elections.Av 2XX Behind the Lines and Align in the Sound teams

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Election ACT 24 - I4C - Thomas Emerson - Ben Johnston - Tenzin Mayne - 2024 - 10 - 04 BTL 51:43

20d ago51:43

51:43

Independents for Canberra is the Community Independendent's Movement's focus in Canberra. We welcome candidates Thomas Emerson, Ben Johnston and Tenzin Mayne from the electorate of Kurrajong to the show to have a yarn about the upcoming Local elections.Av 2XX Behind the Lines and Align in the Sound teams

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Election ACT 24 - ACT Greens - Rebecca Vassarotti - 2024 - 10 - 11 BTL 27:54

20d ago27:54

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The ACT Greens have been in a power sharing coalition with ACT Labor, with 6 current Members of the Legislative Assembly holding several ministries.We chat with Rebecca Vassarotti, the encumbent Minister for the Environment, Heritage, Homelessness and Housing Services; and Sustainable Building and Construction.…

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Election ACT 24 - Animal Justice Party - Gwenda Griffiths - Robyn Soxsmith - 2024 - 10 - 11 BTL 54:02

20d ago54:02

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The Animal Justice Party is running candidates in Brindabella, Murrumbidgee, Ginninderra and Kurrajong.We have a chat with Robyn Soxsmith and Gwenda Griffiths to find out what they are all about.Av 2XX Behind the Lines and Align in the Sound teams

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Election ACT 24 - CAPaD - Peter Tait - 2024 - 09 - 27 BTL 25:14

20d ago25:14

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In our local 2024 ACT elections series, this week we welcome back Dr. Peter Tait from the Canberra Alliance for Participatory Democracy to get us on track for the upcoming Election.Peter will give us a detailed rundown, with an introduction to ACT style democracy and how to make your vote count at the polls.…

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[TOP STORY] Colin Coleman reflects on Tito Mboweni’s ‘golden touch’ 8:16

20d ago8:16

8:16

‘He had a huge impact on the global central banking community, I know that Alan Greenspan, Ben Bernanke; a bunch of the most eminent central bankers had huge respect for the governor, as we used to call him,’ says the former CEO of Goldman Sachs, sub-Saharan Africa. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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JHB Day Zero: Who's enforcing restrictions? 33:05

20d ago33:05

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A round-up of the day’s news including the life and times of Tito Mboweni, who is taking responsibility for Johannesburg’s broken water reservoirs and 42 local creative agencies found guilty of green-washing. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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[TOP STORY] eThekwini's lost water crisis 7:09

23d ago7:09

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The municipality 'needs to address the non-revenue water issue very urgently, put resources in place, and get the skilled personnel to ensure that we plug the leaks. That should be the first thing that should have been done rather than it impacting now on the end users,’ says Professor Faizal Bux, director at the Institute for Water and Wastewater …

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Food security: ‘SA is still a hungry nation’ 28:14

23d ago28:14

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A round-up of today’s news, including GBV shelters in crisis due to social development budget underspend. And will SA make a bid to host the Olympics? Gayton McKenzie gives us the lowdown. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Shadow bankers: ‘Paying fines has become a cost of doing business’ 32:51

24d ago32:51

32:51

A round-up of today’s news including the repercussions of Shosholoza Meyl suspending its services, how ‘shadow bankers’ are powering organised crime in SA and the cost of neglecting mental health in the workplace. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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[TOP STORY] Hijackings overtake theft, and business vehicles most at risk 5:58

25d ago5:58

5:58

‘We must remember that vehicle crime largely is driven by opportunity and what a would-be-criminal wants to be able to do is to get into your vehicle and drive away as quickly as reasonably possible,’ says Duma Ngcobo, chief operating officer at Tracker. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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Middle East conflict: ‘Reliance on oil makes SA vulnerable’. 32:03

25d ago32:03

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A round-up of today’s news including how new rules will shake up executive remuneration, how effective food waste management can help curb hunger and the economic impact of the conflict in the Middle East. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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[TOP STORY] Proposed Sandton Drive name change dependent on public sentiment 7:48

26d ago7:48

7:48

‘As things stand, we have opened for submissions for the public to make representations, whether for or against the proposal, and the process is currently opened until 15 October 2024,’ says Vuyisile Mshudulu, director of arts and culture in the City of Johannesburg. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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SME survey uncovers surge in optimism 27:28

26d ago27:28

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A round-up of today’s news including how waste water management could help ease Gauteng’s water woes and a new survey shows renewed optimism amongst local SMEs. MoneywebAv Jeremy Maggs

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[TOP STORY] Leon Schreiber on Home Affairs’ migration to machine learning and online services 7:35

27d ago7:35

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‘Most importantly, of course, is if we're able to roll out our vision of providing Home Affairs at home, basically the idea that you can apply from anywhere with an internet connection and get documents and outcomes delivered to you digitally and to your doorstep,’ says the Minister of Home Affairs. Moneyweb…

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