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AT the age of 92 she earned herself the title of the only known teacher that was still actively engaged in teaching in South Africa if not in the world.
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Taking a break from business can help with way forward
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Tech news: the success of mini-grids in informal settlements
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By Phia van der Spuy Jul 28, 2021
Another BR light extinguished - RIP Sandile Mchunu
By Philippa Larkin Jul 27, 2021
Sad day as SAA pilots’ wings are finally clipped
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How SMEs can make the most of the Small Business Corporation tax break
Jul 26, 2021
The death of Business Report’s Sandile Mchunu is a great loss
By Given Majola Jul 26, 2021
South Africa is down, but not out yet
By Ryk de Klerk Jul 26, 2021
Government’s plan to destroy looted goods is devoid of moral logic
By Pali Lehohla Jul 25, 2021
Business 101: Protecting your business from riots and disaster
By Ben Bierman Jul 25, 2021
Still time to apply for a home bond - expert
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Developing a strong support team is beneficial for the longevity of your business
By Opinion Jul 24, 2021
Violent protests are not a uniquely South African problem
Jul 23, 2021
Tech Track: SA engineers dig deep in Africa and France
By Kelvin Kemm Jul 22, 2021
In terms of jobs alone, no South African will be left unaffected by recent events
Jul 22, 2021
State-owned insurance company, Sasria, to expedite claims for businesses destroyed in unrest
Jul 20, 2021
Social unrest will continue as long as high levels of poverty, inequality exist
By Staff Reporter Jul 20, 2021
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