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Donald Trump vs BEE Trump’s opposition to race-based policies puts renewed scrutiny on South Africa’s transformation drive… by Vernon Wessels February 7, 2025 Economy & Markets
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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
Reality check: Why you could be working until 80 Think you’ll retire at 65? Think again. Most South Africans will be working till 80. You need smarter, more tax-efficient savings. Companies can help,… by Vernon Wessels February 3, 2025 Investing & Finance
Desperation in the Cartrack job queue Thousands of young applicants for just 500 positions. That’s the result of a stagnant economy, with youth unemployment at 45.5%… by Rob Rose January 31, 2025 Economy & Markets
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