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How the economy and Bouwer van Niekerk’s killing are linked The brazen murder is another in a long line of killings. Most of the recent assassinations are linked either to the struggling economy or… by Tim Cohen September 12, 2025 News·Opinion 3
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Who gets to keep the house when love falls apart? Dividing the matrimonial home in divorce is about law and stability. Without legal advice, you risk leaving yourself and your assets vulnerable… by Vernon Wessels September 3, 2025 Investing & Finance·Personal Finance
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Cyril cools his heels while cops crater The nation is waiting for Ramaphosa to act on the damning claims of corruption made by KZN police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi on Sunday… Shirley de VilliersRuby Delahunt July 11, 2025 Opinion·Politics 2
1 Spar should not be listed on the JSE May 18, 2026 Spar is its network of independent retailers. But their rights…
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4 The legal problem with Treasury’s new capital controls May 18, 2026 New exchange control proposals depend heavily on discretionary approvals and…