'Zondo leaves a good legacy'
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Here's a round-up of news, including criminals extorting from businesses and schools in the EC, farewell Zondo, and SA kitchenware market trends.
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[TOP STORY] DStv’s cheaper sports package comes with a costly catch
‘It is definitely a big improvement for sports viewers, but it's also a very calculated piece of packaging,’ says Arthur Goldstuck, founder of World Wide Worx.
Trump’s five demands: How far will Ramaphosa bend?
DStv finally gives viewers the sports package they’ve been asking for, but has it deliberately kept the sport South Africans care most about behind the Premium paywall? Engineering loses its place as South Africa’s most in-demand skill. And why mining safety’s weak link isn’t the rulebook, it’s the rockface.
[TOP STORY] Political parties face tougher rules on disinformation ahead of elections
‘The big concern about digital media is the speed… and now the additional concern about the fact that things can be manipulated using AI and generative AI,’ says vice chair of the Independent Electoral Commission, Janet Love.
The price of a car, on your arm. Are designer bags worth the price?
Africa gets just 23% of the climate finance it needs and it’s paying too much for it. And a look at the outdated banking tech slowing SA’s digital economy.
[TOP STORY] ‘Transnet has turned the corner’ as recovery gathers pace
‘We have actually increased container volumes from 2025 by 7%. So overall we see container TEUs moving upwards and we believe it will continue to move upwards,’ says Transnet group chief executive, Michelle Phillips.