Recent content by LazyLion

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    Reserve Bank used AI to design South Africa’s new R2 coin

    AI slop
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    99.97% of all United States refugees come from South Africa

    "Refugees" Hulle het die gees!
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    Extreme low-altitute rugby stadium flyover in South Africa sets world record

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    No white businesses welcome for state contracts below R20 million

    Who wants to do business with a criminal organisation?
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    Kastelo, founded by DA's financial chief before he became an MP, accused of ExCon violations

    https://www.ewn.co.za/2026/08/19/da-removes-mp-mark-burke-from-parliamentary-finance-committees
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    Bad news for anyone applying for a new driver’s licence card in South Africa

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    Russo-Ukrainian War - 2022 Edition - Part 11

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    Russo-Ukrainian War - 2022 Edition - Part 11

    Iryna Terekh standing next to the FP-7 and FP-9 at DALO industry days in Herning Denmark.
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    Kastelo, founded by DA's financial chief before he became an MP, accused of ExCon violations

    SARB regulations also in a mess.... https://www.moonstone.co.za/sarbs-new-exchange-control-rules-draw-criticism/ https://www.moonstone.co.za/sarb-softens-exchange-control-rules-but-barriers-for-non-residents-remain/
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    Eskom refers 26 security companies to National Treasury for blacklisting

    Another ANC success story!
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    The elite Afrikaans school with a 100% matric pass rate and where 98% of matrics qualified for university entrance

    But how is their first XV rugby team?
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    The ANC will be gone in 10 years

    So Jesus is coming back in the next ten years?
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    Big legal blow to Shell in South Africa

    Ja nee....
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    South Africa gets R8.1 billion from Chinese investment bank to fix poor services, including electricity delivery

    The Foxes are in the hen house again....
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    No collusion among network operators in South Africa — Vodacom

    In early 1994 Telkom was the dominant telecommunications player in South Africa, and the newly-licensed Vodacom and MTN were set to launch commercial cellular services later that year. With only two mobile operators in the country it must have been tempting to avoid engaging in a price war, and...
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