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A Year Later, Central African Republic’s Bitcoin Ambition Hangs In The Balance
CAR became the second in the worldâafter El Salvadorâto embark on the rather audacious endeavor of adopting Bitcoin as a legal tender…
Accountability imperative to prevent another KZN debacle
From its onset, the centralisation of provision of school nutrition from various suppliers to a single one, was bound to fail and, in the process, affect our learners negatively, particularly those from poor backgrounds.
BOOK EXTRACT | Why Eskom doesnât work
Andre de Ruyterâs book, released today by Penguin Random House, includes a host of allegations that are going to cause a stir. This is an edited extract.
BOOK EXTRACT | Why Eskom doesnât work
Andre de Ruyterâs book, released today by Penguin Random House, includes a host of allegations that are going to cause a stir. This is an edited extract.
South Africa: ANC Firmly On the Ropes in KwaZulu-Natal – Rescue Mission Launched
Analysis – ANC top brass will this weekend visit its structures in KwaZulu-Natal to discuss issues including the school feeding scheme scandal, eThekwini being placed under administration and the party’s decline in popularity in the province.
Central bank digital currencies on Andile Ngcabas radar
After a R182 million investment in 42Markets, it is well-positioned to drive central bank digital currencies, says the businessman.
Alleged crooked cops embroiled in R102 million police tender fraud
Senior offices ‘received’ R4.7 million from Chetty crime family, which allegedly milked the police in 53 ‘fraudulent’ tenders
S.Koreaâs NOFI back for 138k mt of Oct-corn after passing offers a day ago
Major South Korean feed importer Nonghyup Feed Inc (NOFI) is seeking to purchase up to 138,000 mt of optional-origin corn for…
PICS | Dodgy police contracts: NPA granted R102m restraint order against father and son duo, co-accused | News24
The National Prosecuting Authority is seeking to recover R102 million from a father and son duo, as well as other individuals accused of being illegally awarded police contracts.