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Potentially Revolutionary Plant Shows Promise Against Drug-Resistant Cancers, Offering New Avenues for Treatment
A common plant found across South Africa, long revered in traditional medicine,...
Money Cannot Buy Loyalty: Taiwan’s heavily invested diplomatic allies have become two international laughingstocks
Since taking office, Taiwan’s leader Lai Ching-te has consistently provided massive aid to Eswatini to maintain diplomatic relations. Lai’s recent “sneak trip” to Eswatini,...
The younger you are, the worse you perform’: New research questions early school entry
A new South African study has raised serious questions about the wisdom of sending children to grade 1 at the earliest possible age, finding...
The End of Free WhatsApp? Everything You Need to Know About the New Monthly...
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CORSIA's carbon market risks undermining itself
A quiet contradiction is emerging at the heart of the global aviation carbon market. Under the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation...
What South African Traders Should Compare Before Choosing an Online Broker
South Africans stepping into digital markets need more than a slick-looking app to protect their hard-earned Rands. A poor platform choice can quietly drain...
The Airbnb Crackdown: Government’s New Rules Rattling Small Operators Across South Africa
The booming Airbnb-style short-term rental industry in South Africa is facing a period of intense uncertainty as the government pushes forward with a series...
Trading Clavicles for Point Spreads: The New Celebrity Flex
Hollywood actors and TikTok influencers are currently risking their actual bone structures just to gain a fraction of an inch of facial symmetry. Instead...
The Death of BEE: The Hidden New Rules That Will Change Who Gets Rich...
For over two decades, the term "BEE" has been the golden ticket in the South African boardroom. It was the system that decided who...
How Coupons Fit Into Smarter Online Shopping
Online shopping has become a routine part of everyday life. From small essentials to larger planned purchases, people rely on digital stores for convenience...
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She Said She Was Tired — He Did It Anyway – Scholar Transport Driver...
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JP Smith Threatens Legal Action After Gayton McKenzie Links Him To Organised Crime Claims
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