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Politics
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Coty to pay $600 mn for majority stake in Kylie Jenner cosmetics brand
Kylie Jenner has more than 270 million social media followers and rates as "one of the most influential voices among beauty consumers globally".
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Stabilising Eskom shouldn't be about race, says ANC after calls for black CEO
There’s been some criticism after the appointment of Andrew De Ruyter as Eskom’s CEO.
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SAA provides CAA with strike contingency plan for safe operation
The national carrier denied claims that it was using unqualified staff to fill in for striking staff.
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Saldanha protest looms over job losses at ArcelorMittal facility
Demonstrators will descend on the ArcelorMittal facility on Thursday.
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Still no word from SAA on domestic flights as strike continues
Sacca said that trade unions would meet Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan in Pretoria this morning in a fresh bid to resolve the crippling SAA strike.
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Mantashe gives WC govt go-ahead to explore IPP energy options
With the constant risk of load-shedding, the party said government should source energy from elsewhere and not only rely on Eskom.
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DA, ANC place faith in new Eskom boss De Ruyter; EFF not happy
Andre De Ruyter has not only decided to take on the mammoth task of leading financially-strapped Eskom, but he has also agreed to a lower compensation package than the position currently pays.
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ANC welcomes appointment of De Ruyter as Eskom CEO
The ANC said Andre de Ruyter's appointment was an opportunity for South Africans to work together towards fixing Eskom.
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Sacca ‘unfazed’ by SAA’s legal action threats
Despite the ongoing workers’ strike, SAA has resumed international flights.
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AgriSA says over R600m needed for NC drought relief
AgriSA said 15,500 farms, stretching over more than 27 000 000 hectares were severely affected by the drought that started in 2012.
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Rand weakens, monetary policy in focus
At 1535 GMT the rand was 0.41% weaker at 14.7850 per dollar.
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SAA denies putting inexperienced people in charge amid workers’ strike
Hundreds of SAA employees went on strike last Friday over wages and planned restructuring at the airline.
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Andre de Ruyter announced as new Eskom CEO
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan made the announcement on Monday.
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International banks should bear responsibility for state capture - Hain
Former British politician Lord Peter Hain testified at the Zondo commission on the role international firms played in the fraud and corruption that took place in the public sector over the past decade.
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SAA announces 6 continental flights to resume from Tuesday amid strike
It said customers travelling on the airline's regional network to Accra, Lagos, Lusaka, Maputo, Windhoek and Harare would be rebooked and could expect to be contacted shortly.
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Beware of Black Friday credit trap, credit agency TransUnion warns
Black Friday is on 29 November and stores have already started advertising Black Friday deals.
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Rand firms slightly, traders await Sino-US trade talk developments
The rand firmed slightly in early trade on Monday, clinging on to the previous week’s gains, as cautious investors awaited developments in US-China trade talks, and the local central bank’s rates decision later in the week.
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Scandal-hit Steinhoff sells unit of Australasian subsidiary
Steinhoff had said in August it's only way to survive was to slim down and sell its assets.
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How to keep your money safe from criminals this festive season
Criminals know that many people get their bonuses and that stokvels pay out at this time. Here’s how to keep your money safe from scammers.
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MTN, Cell C expand roaming agreement
The deal with MTN puts a dampener on a takeover bid by South Africa’s fourth-biggest carrier Telkom, 40% owned by the state, made on Friday. Telkom has tried to buy Cell C a number of times before.
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SAA denies 'malicious' union claims that its flights unsafe
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) and the South African Cabin Crew Association (Sacca) warned on Sunday that passenger safety could not be guaranteed after the airline reinstated international flights.
