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Untagged motorists urged to pay e-toll bills

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Rod Baker 17 Jan 2014

Draft Road Traffic Law Enforcement Code gazetted

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17 Jan 2014

New withholding tax on cross-border services

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Graeme Palmer 16 Jan 2014

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16 Jan 2014

Competition Commission appoints new execs

Competition Commission appoints new execs

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What POPI means for retailers

What POPI means for retailers

Jana van Zyl 15 Jan 2014

A merger with both horizontal and vertical overlaps

A merger with both horizontal and vertical overlaps

15 Jan 2014

Sanral has been accused of using its call centre agents to extort money from toll road users. Image: blueringmedia

E-toll texts branded 'unlawful, extortion'

15 Jan 2014

EE not an absolute bar to appointment of non-designated candidates

EE not an absolute bar to appointment of non-designated candidates

Jacques van Wyk 13 Jan 2014

Constitution amendments normal: Presidency

Constitution amendments normal: Presidency

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Telkom chief seeks to calm fears after saying up to 1,000 managers face axe

Telkom chief seeks to calm fears after saying up to 1,000 managers face axe

Thabiso Mochiko 13 Jan 2014

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Nicky Smith 13 Jan 2014

Illegal cigarettes light up crime

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Nashira Davids 13 Jan 2014

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Bloodbath on nation's roads but Western Cape cutting deaths - Ian Ollis

10 Jan 2014

Law firms' African expansion bodes well for continent's economies

Law firms' African expansion bodes well for continent's economies

9 Jan 2014

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Guidelines for poultry brining in dispute

Nick Hedley 9 Jan 2014

SANRAL clarifies issue of huge e-toll bills

SANRAL clarifies issue of huge e-toll bills

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22 Jan 2014

A shortage of water prompted the mass protest that led to four people losing their lives in Madibeng. Now the ANC has axed key officials in the municipality. Image:

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22 Jan 2014

A national minimum wage is being considered by government but Labour Minister, Mildred Oliphant says it will take at least five years to devise a plan. Image: GCIS

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Gauteng colour codes ads? With our money?

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New withholding tax on cross-border services

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Competition Commission appoints new execs

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Jana van Zyl 15 Jan 2014

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15 Jan 2014

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E-toll texts branded 'unlawful, extortion'

15 Jan 2014

EE not an absolute bar to appointment of non-designated candidates

EE not an absolute bar to appointment of non-designated candidates

Jacques van Wyk 13 Jan 2014

Constitution amendments normal: Presidency

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Telkom chief seeks to calm fears after saying up to 1,000 managers face axe

Telkom chief seeks to calm fears after saying up to 1,000 managers face axe

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Nicky Smith 13 Jan 2014

Illegal cigarettes light up crime

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Nashira Davids 13 Jan 2014

Bloodbath on nation's roads but Western Cape cutting deaths - Ian Ollis

Bloodbath on nation's roads but Western Cape cutting deaths - Ian Ollis

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Law firms' African expansion bodes well for continent's economies

Law firms' African expansion bodes well for continent's economies

9 Jan 2014

Guidelines for poultry brining in dispute

Guidelines for poultry brining in dispute

Nick Hedley 9 Jan 2014

SANRAL clarifies issue of huge e-toll bills

SANRAL clarifies issue of huge e-toll bills

9 Jan 2014

Plan for tax on foreign services questioned

Plan for tax on foreign services questioned

Amanda Visser 8 Jan 2014

Shopowners who were illegally evicted by the Department of Public Works have some certainty following findings that the department acted illegally. Image:

Thuli gives 'pilgrims' a lifeline

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ConCourt judgment: Competition Commission v Pioneer and Others

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Lerisha Naidu and Samantha Brener 6 Jan 2014

Alcohol is a major cause of road deaths in South Africa. Image:

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Pearlie Joubert 6 Jan 2014

Hundreds of cars stolen in Europe end up in Africa where they are seldom recovered. Image: DM7

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Sanral faces an uphill battle to force people to pay e-tolls amid various legal challenges. Image:

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Cosatu believes the youth wage subsidy will lead to job losses among experienced workers. Image:

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Tanzania fires ministers over anti-poaching abuses

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President Jacob Zuma has approved a 5% salary hike for all politicians and senior government officials barring himself. Image GCIS

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Linda Ensor 24 Dec 2013

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People who fail to pay e-tolls must 'suffer the consequences'

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No pay hike for 'poor' Zuma

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Sanral is breaking the law - Justice Project

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