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    The 124-year-old school that started as a cigar factory

    The 124-year-old school that started as a cigar factory Since its humble beginnings in an old cigar factory, King Edward VII School has grown into one of South Africa's premier education establishments.
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    South Africans cutting off DStv, Netflix, medical aid, and restaurants

    South Africans cutting off DStv, Netflix, medical aid, and restaurants South African households are cutting back on restaurants and takeaways, streaming subscriptions, and healthcare.
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    Popular coffee brand in South Africa opening new restaurant in luxury development

    Popular coffee brand in South Africa opening new restaurant in luxury development Naked Coffee is set to open in the luxury One Rosebank residential development near Rosebank Mall.
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    Constitutional Court warning for private schools in South Africa

    Constitutional Court warning for private schools in South Africa Private schools in South Africa cannot assume that their children can never be excluded because of unpaid school fees.
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    The best hotel room in South Africa costs R86,000 a night – this is what you get for the price

    The best hotel room in South Africa costs R86,000 a night – this is what you get for the price The Nelson Mandela Presidential Suite in the Saxon Hotel was voted the leading hotel room in Africa.
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    Cape Town sends a warning to residents

    Cape Town sends a warning to residents The City of Cape Town has warned residents to remain vigilant as new scam tactics are on the rise.
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    DStv launches new channel, and another United States disaster for South Africa is looming

    DStv launches new channel, and another United States disaster for South Africa is looming Here are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Thursday, 24 September, 2026.
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    Homeowners warned of these criminal tactics in South Africa – and the items they’re after

    Homeowners warned of these criminal tactics in South Africa – and the items they’re after Security experts have warned homeowners that warm weather also brings an increase in criminals active at night and in the early mornings, with some notable tactics to watch for this spring.
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    South Africa ‘weeks away’ from another United States blow

    South Africa ‘weeks away’ from another United States blow The White House is weeks away from announcing who will be part of AGOA going forward, and South Africa might not make the cut.
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    How much more you’ll pay on your bond after the latest interest rate hike

    How much more you’ll pay on your bond after the latest interest rate hike This is how much more you'll be paying on your home loan after 23 September following the latest interest rate hike in South Africa.
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    Reserve Bank hikes interest rates in South Africa

    Reserve Bank hikes interest rates in South Africa The Reserve Bank has hiked interest rates in line with market expectations, as fuel prices push inflation higher.
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    Citiq makes paying utilities easy for South African landlords and tenants

    Citiq makes paying utilities easy for South African landlords and tenants Citiq believes that access to electricity and water should be simple and fair.
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    Iconic ProNutro cereal discontinued in South Africa

    Iconic ProNutro cereal discontinued in South Africa PepsiCo has discontinued ProNutro in South Africa after 64 years on store shelves.
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    Why South Africa’s top companies love advertising on BusinessTech

    Why South Africa’s top companies love advertising on BusinessTech BusinessTech is the first choice for South Africa's top companies when they are looking for a reliable and influential marketing partner.
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    SARS nails taxpayer for R900,000, freezing his account, and ordering his bank to pay up

    SARS nails taxpayer for R900,000, freezing his account, and ordering his bank to pay up SARS has scored a legal win over a taxpayer who was fighting to have a R900,000 payment to his bank account unfrozen.
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