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South Africa’s army: Too many generals and geriatric troops South Africa’s defence force is top heavy, old, overly concerned with soft issues and pomp – and it’s costing soldiers their lives… by Ali van Wyk February 7, 2025 News
Eskom sneezes, but municipal pandemic looms Eskom may claim its latest bout of load-shedding is a ‘temporary setback’. But ballooning municipal debts pose a serious risk to the power utility… by Rob Rose February 5, 2025 Economy & Markets·News
Trump shows Ramaphosa the bird Trump’s no-holds-barred attack on South Africa’s land expropriation law has Ramaphosa’s aides in a spin – but all is not lost… Vernon WesselsGiulietta Talevi February 4, 2025 News·Politics
Mr Hazenile puts his foot in Mines minister Gwede Mantashe has done his bit to worsen SA-US relations in a rambling off-the-cuff address at this week’s mining indaba… by Tim Cohen February 3, 2025 Economy & Markets·News
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DeepSeek: The algorithm that ate the market DeepSeek’s arrival was more of a ‘big reveal’ than a game-changer. But has it changed the AI investing environment?… by Tim Cohen January 31, 2025 Investing & Finance·News
Matric results: Still missing the mark(s)? Maths and physical science distinctions among South Africa’s matrics have stagnated. What does that mean for higher education and the job market?… by Paul Berkowitz January 29, 2025 News
Still no ‘open door’ policy at Joburg’s JAG The City of Joburg bars political parties and the media from visiting the art gallery. It’s revealing of the city’s attitude towards transparency… by Giulietta Talevi January 28, 2025 News·Pleasure
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