Load shedding: Reprieve for SA as Kusile unit returns
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A roundup of news updates, including what’s causing the extreme high tides in SA’s coastal areas?
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[TOP STORY] Transport Dept concedes licence backlog will continue to mount
‘On a daily basis we get more than 10 000 applications. So we've got to balance the equation in terms of the backlog as well as the new applications that come through,’ says Department of Transport spokesperson, Collen Msibi.
New mining legislation could hurt jobs and investment
Bad news, as driver’s licence backlogs are set to last into 2026. A look at new divorce laws and the impact they could have on homes and properties. And a positive step towards SA’s freight future, as new operators win slots on Transnet network.
[TOP STORY] Electricity and logistics reforms drive cautious optimism on SA economy
‘We can expect some upgrades in the next few years. I think the rand can possibly also be slightly more stable in the medium to longer term than what we've become accustomed to,’ says Johan Els, group chief economist at Old Mutual.
SAT board removal: Did Tourism Minister follow the correct process?
The rand remains surprisingly resilient despite US tariffs. Why Minister Gayton McKenzie is in hot water over old social media posts. And a look at how communication dead zones are costing lives.
SA prisons hellish says Judge Cameron, Minister agrees
With the largest prison population in Africa, how can South Africa transform its jail system for the betterment of those incarcerated and for society at large?