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The week ahead: All systems go for the G20 Mark your calendar – here’s the political and economic news to watch out for in the days to come… by The South Africa Brief November 17, 2025 News
Canned hunting or bad vibes: The curious case of George’s axing Two contradictory narratives are vying for primacy in the curious sacking of South Africa’s environment minister… by Rob Rose November 14, 2025 News·Politics 4
Blue lights burn fuel while SAPS runs on fumes The R900,000 fuel bill and how blue light brigades cost South Africa tax payers big money, while SAPS run off tiny resources… by Shirley de Villiers November 10, 2025 News·Politics
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The contradictions driving the ANC’s NHI lie Broken promises that the NHI won’t be funded by new taxes show it’s driven more by electioneering than a genuine plan to fix healthcare.… by Vernon Wessels November 3, 2025 Analysis·Economy & Markets
Country diary: what to watch this week By-elections in Mpumalanga, parliament's police and RAF probes, vehicle sales and gold reserves: what to expect.… by The South Africa Brief November 3, 2025 Business·News
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