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South Africa

no rain will stop my vote

South Africa votes in sixth democratic election

Millions of South Africans, young and old have come out in their numbers to cast their ballot in what many has described as the most hotly contested ... and competitive election since the country held its first democratic election in 1994.

Pyrrhic victory

Sibanye-Stillwater: miners’ strike over, but pressures remain

South African mining firms still face an uncertain outlook on costs after the ending of the five-month strike by gold miners at ... Sibanye-Stillwater.

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South Africa Votes!

As South Africa enters the closing straits of the elections, we ask will President Ramaphosa get his majority?

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poll positions

Special votes begin as South Africa revs up for election day

It has been described as the most contested vote since South Africa's first democratic election in 1994. ...

heated horse race

South Africa poll: ANC falls under 50%, DA benefits from low turnout

There is less than a week before 26.7m registered voters make their choice in a very crowded and competitive space: there are 48 parties to choose ... from.

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May Day

South Africa’s labour movement a house divided

May Day is over 133 years old ...in 1886 workers stood up and demanded eight hours for work, eight hours for recreation, and eight hours for ... rest.

Now or never

South Africa: Political parties make their final campaign push before elections

As voting day draws near, political leaders in South Africa ready themselves to hit the campaign trail in a final attempt to woo undecided voters ... />

snake in the grass

Ramaphosa’s ‘boa constrictor’ strategy starts to bite

Some have accused President Ramaphosa of dragging his feet when it comes to restoring accountability in public life after a decade of kleptocracy ... under Jacob Zuma.

fortune favours the brave

South African companies must seize FDI opportunities in Africa

Who Owns Whom ownership research shows that there are 2,599 foreign direct investments (FDI) by South African companies on the rest of the continent. ... The finance, insurance and business services sectors are leading, followed by wholesale and retail, and manufacturing.

#DataMustFall

Telcoms are exploiting South Africa’s poor, Commission finds

Consumers want data costs to fall and the Competition Commission is listening. What does that mean for telecoms companies? ...

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