Under the new law, the countryâs finance minister has the power to appoint entities to serve as the regulatory authority, which will be able to issue licenses to digital currency service providers.
Polyus : Board of Directors approves programme to purchase shares
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How solar power can improve healthcare – ESI-Africa.com
Energy access for healthcare facilities is a problem across Africa, but solar power can offer solutions if financing can be found
The importance of branding and marketing for South African businesses
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Progressives on the US Supreme Court bench and our own Chief Justice Raymond Zondo have endorsed the tie-breaker system to boost disadvantaged people. People who support pro-black affirmative action should pay attention.
Afridi then, Tamim now, and many more… eleven cricketers who returned for an encore
Some legendary men have risen from the ashes, with instances going four decades back
Funzi Ngobeni | The tragedy of Panyaza Lesufiâs youth jobs gimmick | City Press
The NasiâSpani programme was a hollow exercise, intended to dupe desperate youngsters and gain support for the ruling party.
State localisation procurement decision is irrational | City Press
Business leaders say governmentâs procurement pricing decisions are shortsighted.
Kairo Forbes to Murdah Bongz: âYou Are the Best Dadâ
Former Black Motion member and DJ Murdah Bongz wrote a sweet message to his step-daughter Kairo Forbes on her 8th birthday on an instagram post which was loved.
‘Hit them where its hurts’: Joburg residents mull withholding paying rates over city’s degradation | News24
“Hit them where it hurts” were the sentiments of residents and civil society in Johannesburg who are seriously considering withholding their rates payments to show local leaders they are unhappy with the city’s degradation.