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Media24 is being accused of ‘doxxing’ after an investigative journalist exposed the person behind a right-wing, fake news peddling social media account. We’ll ask if the public has the right to know. How smarter research is helping companies create products you actually want. The Nelson Mandela Foundation refutes false investment claims around Madiba-inspired keepsakes. And as the Cape Town fires rage on, emergency services praise volunteers and communities for standing together.

30 Apr 2025 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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