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SA unemployment rate rises to 27.6% in first quarter of 2019 – Stats SAThe number of employed people decreased by 237,000 to 16.3 million in the first quarter. What an total shitshow 🤣 Now we know why StatsSA held these results over until after voting had ended. What a total shitshow 🙄 Now we know why StatsSA held these results over until after voting had ended. The number that frightens me most is the 55.2% of 15-24 year olds who are unemployed of whom over half are generally unemployable.
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WATCH: Travel treat for SA sports fansFor those lucky enough to have money to travel, there are many opportunities to catch your favourite team play abroad.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: The brutal lows & great highs of the SA electionsJudith February says President Ramaphosa will need to move pretty swiftly to neutralise the most egregious elements within his party. judith_february Divide and rule. An old strategy of the oppressor
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Your complete guide to the next five weeks in SA politicsWith the elections still firmly in South Africa's rear view mirror, Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng will take centre stage in Parliament over the next five weeks, as he swears in a new president and Cabinet. lizTandwa There's a lot to be done!!!... And this must be an alert to all South Africans that a lot is going to be on hold for now. We really have to expect work to commence next years.
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In Ramaphosa, SA business trusts – NeasaThe employers'organisation says South Africa will take longer to remedy than it took to destroy, and it is everybody's job to help the president.
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Legal Aid SA staff start go-slow over grievancesWorkers have complained that they were sitting ducks for criminals, particularly those they represented and lost their cases. I did my articles at legal aid, the workload there is insane. We used to run three to five trials per day hence the quality of the service is extremely poor.
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Liberty says its retail unit in SA is struggling to get new businessIndexed new business sales in the SA retail insurance unit increase 1% from a year before to R1.5bn
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Solidarity: SA could face health crisis due to nurse shortageHead of the trade union's Occupational Guilds Hennie Bierman said the sector was being further crippled by a lack of funding, shortage of equipment and insufficient training.
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Soweto to become first SA township to connect fibre to homesTelecommunications firms are turning their attention to township communities. I hope local companies would be given the opportunity to do the infrastructure. They owe Eskom but they have money for fibre? Klipspruit View is working on this project too mos
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Soweto to become first SA township to connect fibre to homesTelecommunications firms are turning their attention to township communities. Are they paying for electricity Soweto, the same township that owes ESKOM billions and refusing to pay? Why do other townships still paying for electricity? Will the rest of us be expected to carry them on our backs like we do for their electricity usage?
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SA drug mule caught with cocaine in her dreadlocks has sentence reduced in Thailand prisonNolubabalo 'Babsie' Nobanda has benefitted from a general amnesty granted to tens of thousands of prisoners by recently crowned Thai King Maha Vajiralongkorn. CannyMaphanga She still alive that's God right there CannyMaphanga Hope she come home in 2024. CannyMaphanga She's surely learnt a harsh lesson! If she was here she would've long been released & back to her business of smuggling drugs. Other countries don't play around with law
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