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Here's a round-up of the day's news, including the Joburg mayor's resignation, soaring complaints on online purchases and consumers' TV preferences.
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[TOP STORY] Warnings grow as SA’s water infrastructure nears breaking point
‘There's no visibility of what is going to happen to your water supply until the catastrophic event happens, such as no water in the pipe, or you're notified of a major repair and you'll be cut off for whatever period of time,’ says Volker von Widdern, risk expert at Riskonet…
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[TOP STORY] Dion George’s resignation exposes growing fault lines inside the DA
‘Is his exit a catalyst for something else? If it's a catalyst, we're going to actually see a leadership contest for one of the first times in the DA,’ says TK Pooe, political commentator, Wits School of Governance.
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[TOP STORY] Why Agoa’s renewal won’t move the needle for SA trade
‘South Africa has the very large 30% duties… the benefit under Agoa is rather modest, it averages out at around 3.5%. Even if we got Agoa, that would take us down to 26.5%,’ says Donald MacKay, XA Global Trade Advisors.