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"It is remarkable that through all this, the economy has not broken.” – Adrian Gore, Discovery CEO.

Civil rights groups have welcomed the decision that the utility must disclose all irregular, fruitless, and wasteful expenditures.

Submissions received from affected Zimbabwean nationals were considered, says the Department of Home Affairs.

The transition from a high to low-carbon emitting economy is expected to hurt some 100 000 jobs in the mining sector alone.

The unrest in KZN in 2021 and the floods the following year had a massive impact on the insurance industry.

K+N said the acquisition would complement its existing service offering in the relevant market.

The vessel has a capacity of up to 24 136 TEUs and has more than 2000 reefer plugs.

The historic Anglo-Zulu conflict of 1879 highlights the importance of adaptability, resilience, and strategic thinking in overcoming challenges.

The construction of a 110m new tug jetty and a 35m extension to the existing jetty will allow Transnet Port Terminals to expand its tug fleet.

Transport expenses have experienced a significant increase because of inflation, fuel price hikes, and rising labour costs.

The matter has been ongoing for the past six years.

The power utility has increased its generation capacity and is working to fix further breakdowns.