KZN floods: 'Margate is a mess'

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Here's a round-up of news, including the latest on flooding in KZN, the Higher Education Department's firing of the NSFAS board, and the importance of funding mental health initiatives.

16 Apr 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

[TOP STORY] It’s true, brew, Cape Town coffee is some of the best in the world

‘As Cape Town Tourism, we will continue to promote not just Truth or the I Love Coffee Group, but even Siki’s Koffee Kafe in Khayelitsha, one of the best blenders that you'll ever find,’ Enver Duminy, CEO of Cape Town Tourism.

7 May 9AM 5 min

'Government will not give up on the post office'

Update on deadly George building collapse and Minister of Communication on the state of the SA Post Office.

7 May 6AM 34 min

[TOP STORY] Shell SA’s conundrum: Is the business valuable…or not?

‘It's going to be an interesting one to observe over the next few months, as Shell essentially tries to explain how part of the business is worthless and yet, the rest of the business should be lucrative enough for someone to snap it up,’ says independent analyst, Khaya Sithole.

6 May 8AM 6 min

'Cannabis investment will benefit small scale farmers'

A round-up of news including the latest on Zuma vs the ANC. Analysis of Shell's possible SA exit, and SA's cannabis economy.

6 May 7AM 32 min

[TOP STORY] A life of humility and diligence, remembering Sam Motsuenyane

‘To put a movement like Nafcoc together and support those black businesses to get licenced, to get formed, to organise themselves properly, it really paved the way for those early entrepreneurs that emerged around that time,’ says African Bank’s chair, Thabo Dloti.

3 May 7AM 6 min

KZN floods: 'Margate is a mess'

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[TOP STORY] It’s true, brew, Cape Town coffee is some of the best in the world

'Government will not give up on the post office'

[TOP STORY] Shell SA’s conundrum: Is the business valuable…or not?

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[TOP STORY] A life of humility and diligence, remembering Sam Motsuenyane

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