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Malcolm Libera

282 articles in the last 12 months · 2 sources · South Africa

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Skilled South Africans welcomed by one of the safest countries in the world – getting paid up to R4.2 million

People snatching up homes in South African town getting its own R600 million medical school

One group of skilled South Africans calling it quits

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Heineken in hot water in South Africa, and social unrest warning ahead of elections

Government punishing homeowners with a triple tax in South Africa

Rich South Africans, Germans, and Brits flocking to buy homes in a collapsing coastal town – spending up to R78 million

Petrol stations could be shut down in 60 days in South Africa, and Cape Town International Airport is warning

Say goodbye to boarding passes and passports at airports

Say goodbye to Dis-Chem as you know it in South Africa

South African motorists will be charged R60 for a service that costs nothing, and sale of FlySafair for R7 billion approved

Three South Africans in line to take over empires worth over R500 billion

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Edward Kieswetter’s warning to all South African taxpayers

Home Affairs changes its opening hours, and US Secret Service helps take down a South African cybercriminal

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Call for Covid-era level 3 lockdown rules in South Africa

Deadline for medical aid members in South Africa

R15 per litre alternative to high petrol prices gaining momentum in South Africa

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Government blacklists 75 companies in South Africa, and over R6 million paid to 2 ministers for the same job while one sits at home

Plan to turn 13 farms into a new R22 billion international airport in Gauteng

South Africa at the bottom of important world ranking – behind Kenya, Botswana, and Namibia

New R797 million mega bridge opening soon in South Africa

International visitors say they will never visit Cape Town again, and plan to permanently cut petrol prices by R6.55 per litre

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Mafia group taking control in one of the busiest suburbs in Cape Town

Popular grocery retailer in hot water in South Africa

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South Africa bans documentary resulting in fines or jail if you watch it, and government going after light bulbs