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Bye-bye TaB: Coca-Cola to can its original diet drink after nearly 60 years
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EFF gives Mboweni 7 days to reverse surprise appointment of controversial journo
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How feasible is getting giants like Netflix to 'collect' tv licenses for SABC?
Funding state-owned enterprises - when taxpayers have nothing left to give
Amnesty for State Capture: 'It’s an inherently bad idea' Or, is it?
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Anglo American being sued for lead poisoning over decades in Zambia
21 October 2020 8:25 PM
A class action suit holds Anglo responsible for lead poisoning from the Kabwe Mine, affecting 'generations of children'.
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Bye-bye TaB: Coca-Cola to can its original diet drink after nearly 60 years
21 October 2020 7:29 PM
TaB may qualify as a "heritage brand" but nobody drinks the stuff anyway! - Bruce Whitfield in conversation with Andy Rice.
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EFF gives Mboweni 7 days to reverse surprise appointment of controversial journo
21 October 2020 7:04 PM
Tito Mboweni posted a pic of a National Treasury team which includes Ranjeni Munusamy, a week before he delivers the MTBPS.
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How feasible is getting giants like Netflix to 'collect' tv licenses for SABC?
20 October 2020 8:39 PM
Arthur Goldstuck on the SABC's licensing proposals - an attempt to get its hands into the new broadcasting 'cookie jar'.
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Pick n Pay buys 'Bottles' delivery app after taking R2.8b knock in sales
20 October 2020 7:08 PM
CEO Richard Brasher discusses the knock Pick n Pay took during lockdown and why it's expanding its online offering.
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JSE slaps Steinhoff with R13.5m fine for breaching listing requirements
20 October 2020 6:33 PM
The maximum penalty was imposed on the scandal-hit company, while criminal investigations are ongoing says JSE CEO Leila Fourie.
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The rot at Eskom: 10%+ of staff failed to declare financial interests says SIU
15 October 2020 8:24 PM
The investigating unit is uncovering the scale of corruption at Eskom. Bruce Whitfield interviews energy analyst Chris Yelland.
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Shopping for a home loan? This bond originator pays you back up to R25,000
15 October 2020 7:15 PM
'Self-service' allows clients to benefit from taking full control of the process says MortgageMarket founder Tim Akinnusi.
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The good, the bad and the unrealistic from president's economic recovery plan
15 October 2020 6:52 PM
Some positives in Ramaphosa's address, but he didn't tackle govt's policy paralysis - analyst Dr Iraj Abedian on The Money Show.
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