Le Pen’s EU Gambit Looms Over Macron’s Final Days
Le Pen's EU gambit intensifies as Macron's term winds down, with far-right plans to cut EU budget contributions and reduce Ukraine support sparking Brussels con
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SAB's premium beer sales surge while its core brands slump, as cash-strained South African consumers shift spending to Corona and Stella Artois.
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Datatec profits rise as AI-driven IT demand boosts hardware and software sales, positioning it as one of South Africa’s largest ICT services firms.
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South Africa's Cannabis Act faces delays due to pending regulations on possession and cultivation limits, highlighting deeper framework issues.
Johannesburg’s hung council forces ANC and DA into fragile coalition
South Africa’s ANC and DA may form a fragile coalition in Johannesburg after November 4 elections, reversing their traditional roles in city governance.
Alexkor rescue a national interest priority
South Africa must treat the rescue of Alexkor as a matter of national interest to restore its viability.
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SAB urges continuous dialogue in its safe booze campaign, saying responsible alcohol use requires ongoing community engagement beyond a single event.
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