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The most exclusive credit cards in South Africa
Banks are catering to high income South African with luxury benefits and rewards for certain credit card holders. BusinessTech took a look at what major banks offer and what they provide their clients.
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Discovery Purple Suite - for CEO's and Directors of big companiesThe most exclusive credit cards in South Africa
Banks are catering to high income South African with luxury benefits and rewards for certain credit card holders. BusinessTech took a look at what major banks offer and what they provide their clients.
Discovery Purple Wealth Suite - for ANC local council members and higher...
Nice if your delegation includes the delegation to extend your own delegation.
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A brief history of oil and wartime
Old Mutual Wealth Investment Strategist Izak Odendaal discusses the war-induced oil price shock and recalls the stagflation seen in the 1970’s, a period remembered as miserable for ordinary people, as likely to be repeated in today’s world.
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Fuel prices in South Africa — government’s plan to mitigate increases
“Possible mitigation measures to counter the impact of rising fuel prices would be strict enforcement of speed limits, encouraging working from home again, limits on diesel quotas exported, and even the possibility of limiting the amount of fuel per motorist should the situation deteriorate even further.”
Fuel prices in South Africa — government’s plan to mitigate increases
South Africa could implement a fuel-price cap and look to ration fuel sold to motorists.
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British Airways, Kulula back in the skies after regulator lifts suspension
The airline operator, Comair, was acknowledged for its cooperation and commitment during the period, which signalled “the seriousness in which the operator took this matter and the openness displayed in the days leading up to this day”
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Grond word onteien dan moet jy dit nog in stand hou, waarsku VF+ | Netwerk24
Mense wie se grond in die toekoms deur die nuwe onteieningswet onteien sal word, kan daarna ook nog gedwing word om dit op eie onkoste in stand te hou.
Unfortunately in Afrikaans and you have to be a subscriber to read it, but in short what they're saying is that even if your property has been taken due to the new law that government is proposing (expropriation bill), then you will still be liable for the maintenance of said property.
They can go f**k themselves.Grond word onteien dan moet jy dit nog in stand hou, waarsku VF+ | Netwerk24
Mense wie se grond in die toekoms deur die nuwe onteieningswet onteien sal word, kan daarna ook nog gedwing word om dit op eie onkoste in stand te hou.www.netwerk24.com
Unfortunately in Afrikaans and you have to be a subscriber to read it, but in short what they're saying is that even if your property has been taken due to the new law that government is proposing (expropriation bill), then you will still be liable for the maintenance of said property.
Lifestyle audits for ministers begin – and they must hand in their passports
Mandy Wiener interviews Business Day Political Editor Hajra Ormajee.
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Uber and Bolt national shutdown planned for South Africa
Disgruntled Uber, Bolt, InDriver, and DiDi drivers in South Africa plan to disrupt major roads and “critical institutions” as part of a three-day strike calling for e-hailing industry regulation. The action will culminate in a national shutdown of services on Thursday, 24 March 2022.The planned disruption includes food delivery services like Uber Eats.
Uber and Bolt national shutdown planned for South Africa
E-hailing drivers in South Africa are planning a three-day strike next week, culminating in a national shutdown of services until their demands are heard.
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Kulula finally announces refund options for passengers stranded by grounding
Last week, the Civil Aviation Authority grounded Comair flights, which included those on British Airways and Kulula. It was a messy cancellation with stranded passengers across the country scrambling to rebook flights on other airlines.
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"Family Meeting" this evening ...
"Family Meeting" this evening ...
Do we have tune in or can we just wait for the twitter update?
Your call ... does what "el presidente" and his Corrupt Command Council pass as laws on the fly affect and effect you?
Appart from the masks, not really. And they already made it clear the masks are staying.
"President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced the wearing of masks outdoors is no longer compulsory.
He has also announced:
*Indoor and outdoor venues can take up to 50% of their capacity. There must be provisions for proof of vaccinations - if not, only 1 000 people and 2 000 people will be allowed indoors and outdoors respectively. This will allow for sports gatherings, conferences and music performances;
*The number of people allowed at a funeral will increase to 200;
*Wearing masks indoors is still mandatory, but wearing them outdoors is no longer compulsory;
*A space of 1 meter must still be maintained between people, apart from schools (physical distancing);
*Travellers entering SA must show proof of vaccination or a PCR test;*Those entering who want a vaccination, can get one from Wednesday.
Ramaphosa, several times during a short address, urged South Africans to get vaccinated.
He said more than 68% of those older than 60 - but only 35% between 18 and 35 have been vaccinated. He says it is critically important to get vaccinated.
"The pandemic has shattered many livelihoods and hurt our economy... yet it has also shown South Africans as being compassionate people."
Meanwhile, he said Ramaphosa says the government will lift the state of disaster once public comments are received to draw up draft regulations that will allow the government to manage similar disasters.
He says, however, the end of the state of disaster does not mean the pandemic is over; merely that the government's response is changing."
He has also announced:
*Indoor and outdoor venues can take up to 50% of their capacity. There must be provisions for proof of vaccinations - if not, only 1 000 people and 2 000 people will be allowed indoors and outdoors respectively. This will allow for sports gatherings, conferences and music performances;
*The number of people allowed at a funeral will increase to 200;
*Wearing masks indoors is still mandatory, but wearing them outdoors is no longer compulsory;
*A space of 1 meter must still be maintained between people, apart from schools (physical distancing);
*Travellers entering SA must show proof of vaccination or a PCR test;*Those entering who want a vaccination, can get one from Wednesday.
Ramaphosa, several times during a short address, urged South Africans to get vaccinated.
He said more than 68% of those older than 60 - but only 35% between 18 and 35 have been vaccinated. He says it is critically important to get vaccinated.
"The pandemic has shattered many livelihoods and hurt our economy... yet it has also shown South Africans as being compassionate people."
Meanwhile, he said Ramaphosa says the government will lift the state of disaster once public comments are received to draw up draft regulations that will allow the government to manage similar disasters.
He says, however, the end of the state of disaster does not mean the pandemic is over; merely that the government's response is changing."
WATCH | Vape or zol? EFF MP was puffing on something during virtual sitting of parliament
Controversial EFF MP Nazier Paulsen has again come under fire. This time, the red beret was caught puffing away during a parliamentary sitting.
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YouTube streaming problems in South Africa
Google servers used by several Internet service providers in South Africa are facing overwhelming network traffic, causing major problems when streaming video from YouTube.
YouTube streaming problems in South Africa
Fibre broadband subscribers on ISPs such as Afrihost and Webafrica have reported problems streaming videos from YouTube.
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