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Honda and Ineos have issued recalls for several models in South Africa due to issues including steering faults and door mechanism failures.
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Standing committee on finance chairperson Joe Maswanganyi said the finance standing committee has repeatedly expressed concerns regarding the lack of urgency in addressing financial exclusion and gradual transformation within the financial sector.
The dealership did not dispute that the sold vehicle was not a Mzansi edition BMW, however, it denied that it fraudulently or negligently misrepresented the vehicle's model.
PepsiCo South Africa says the incident where a woman discovered part of a rodent in her loaf of bread, is an isolated occurrence.
South Africa is bracing for potential electricity tariff increases in 2025 that could see prices jump by as much as 40%, as Eskom seeks a 36% increase along with an additional 4% from its Regulatory Clearing Account.
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In South Africa, the prevalence of over-indebtedness has reached alarming levels.
As we journey further into 2024, the healthcare landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace.
In a statement, the FCSA said it came to its attention that MMM Krypto might be rendering financial services to members of the public in South Africa.
SAS consumer survey shows 65% of South Africans experienced more fraud last year than any other country surveyed.
The cellular network provider has been fined for contravening a number of sections of the Consumer Protection Act.
The first case of Avian influenza has been reported in George on Thursday and the farm has since been quarantined.
The first month of the year has been christened “Janu-worry” for the empty-wallet syndrome resulting from excess in the preceding festive period. Unfortunately, indications are that rather than just one month of struggle, this will be a year of worry for most South Africans.
A letter by Dis-Chem founder and MD Ivan Saltzman, banning the hiring of new white staff and promotion of existing white staff, was leaked.