The cricket boardâs hope is that the popularity of the game will influence the top bidders to loosen their purse strings again, after spending huge sums for IPL and ICC rights the last time around
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‘Already a crisis’: Urgent calls for Africa to get its house in order on critical minerals | Business
Africa is endowed with what is considered to be critical minerals in the developed world, but the continent is yet to formulate its own strategy to capitalise on this mineral wealth.
The importance of networking in South African business
Title: The Importance of Networking in South African Business Introduction: Networking plays a crucial role in the success of businesses worldwide, and South Africa is no...
Continue reading...Trial dates set for accused in R280m Estina scandal | The Citizen
The trial is set to take place from 5 August to 13 September 2024.
Top ICT tenders: Treasury needs critical back-office enhancements
National Treasury seeks to secure the services of a âhighly-qualifiedâ service provider from SITA transversal contract RFB 1183.
R24m toilet tender: Pressure piles on Nelson Mandela Bay to act against corruption accused city manager | News24
The Nelson Mandela Bay coalition partners will meet on Tuesday to debate whether steps should be taken to remove the city manager, Noxolo Nqwazi, from her position.
Prasa restores another rail line in Gauteng, but pace remains slow as major contractor lies idle | Business
The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) says it is on track to restore passenger train services across Gauteng during the current financial year, but progress remains slow.
Asset Forfeiture Unit obtains order to preserve property linked to PPE tender case
The Asset Forfeiture Unit of the National Prosecuting Authority has been granted a preservation order in the Northern Cape High Court against Kenyaditswe McDonald Visser, MKV Investments, Agnes Bogatsu and Stilofin.
State-owned entities: A war zone between political and economic elites
The corporatisation of SOEs has disempowered the South African public and benefited corporate power and private finance