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Business confidence in agricultural sector remains positive
Rainfall has had a more than expected impact on business confidence, while the land issue was a big disruptor to confidence.
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Following the Liberty Holding’s data breach, the Information Regulator is concerned about the increasing number of cyber attacks affecting personal data in South Africa.
...
PPC gains from aborted takeover
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Capitec and Nedbank shortlisted to buy South Africa’s ninth largest bank
The Portuguese government has approved a shortlist of four potential buyers to participate in the second phase of the sale process of Mercantile Bank.
...
SLG aims to tackle South Africa’s limited gas supply
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Will load shedding affect Cape Town?
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Gauteng MEC for Economic Development, Environment, Agriculture and Rural Development, Lebogang Maile will today launch Bear Grip, a company that supplies high quality, durable...
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