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Here's a round-up of today's news, including the kidnapping of businessmen in Gauteng and the Cape's extreme weather conditions.
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[TOP STORY] ‘Consequences are dire’ if new agriculture minister doesn’t address FMD bottlenecks
‘Farmers are battling to get vaccine and it is a huge crisis. We are seeing vaccinated animals that are being infected now post-vaccination, and that is purely because the animals around them have not yet been vaccinated,’ says Andrew Morphew, spokesperson, FMD Response SA.
30 June: Legal immigration deadline or public misinformation?
DA proposes Steenhuisen demotion amid growing FMD crisis. Cape Town takes unwanted crown as world's worst port. And SA emerges as a retirement haven for British expats.
[TOP STORY] Markets may be celebrating the Iran deal too soon
‘There is still a concern that even at $85 a barrel, oil prices are way above where they were a few months ago, and therefore inflationary pressures might still be around over the next few months,’ says Dr Azar Jammine, chief economist at Econometrix.
60% unemployed: Why young South Africans still can’t get a foot in the door
What a Middle East peace deal means for SA’s economy. Amnesty International raises alarm over growing annexation fears in the West Bank. And global advertising boom faces $54bn gulf crisis threat.
[TOP STORY] Early Burnout: Why South African workers are exhausted by June
Penquin HR director Annemie Burger suggests typical ‘driven’ people tend to just keep on going, and you sometimes want to take their laptop and lock it away and tell them, ‘You need time for yourself’.