SA’s lottery shake-up: Can a new name restore trust?

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Government calms supply fears as oil shocks hit prices. Parliament showdown over SA’s controversial Iran relationship. AI fraud surge forces companies to become digital security firms.

19 Mar 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

[TOP STORY] Fuel supply stable for now, but risks loom for SA

‘Based on the orders that have been placed and the ships that are already on the way, we should be able to supply fuel until the latter part of April,’ says Jacob Mbele, Director-General at the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources.

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[TOP STORY] SA unemployment crisis needs ‘war effort’, not incremental reform

‘We've got to confront the reality that over 12 million people in this country are unemployed, and that the vast bulk of those, we estimate over 10 million, are long-term unemployed,’ says Neil Coleman, senior policy specialist at the Institute for Economic Justice.

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SA’s lottery shake-up: Can a new name restore trust?

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