cbn.co.za
@cbn 3 hours ago
Want To Tip But Don't Carry Cash? Pick n Pay Rolls Out Its Appreciation Voucher Nationwide
Want To Tip But Don't Carry Cash? Pick n Pay Rolls Out Its Appreciation Voucher Nationwide A national rollout for the solution follows the success of a franchise store's food The post Want To Tip But Don't Carry Cash? Pick n Pay Rolls Out Its Appreciation Voucher Nationwide appeared first on Cape Business News.
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Amazing alliances: B.E.D. strengthens supplier synergies while showcasing product diversity and technical knowledge
Amazing alliances: B.E.D. strengthens supplier synergies while showcasing product diversity and technical knowledge Bolt and Engineering Distributors (B.E.D.) Group joined its long-standing welding supplier Fronius South Africa, as well as The post Amazing alliances: B.E.D. strengthens supplier synergies while showcasing product diversity and technical knowledge appeared first on Cape Business News.
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theherald.co.za
@heraldlive 3 hours ago
Review: 'A Streetcar Named Desire'
Robin Williams and Coâ s A Streetcar Named Desire, staged at Isithatha, delivers a gripping mix of humour, heartbreak and tension. With standout performances by Vanessa Greebe as Blanche and Francois Malan as Stanley, the production explores complicated family relationships, conflict and the emotional power of live theatre.
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Minister announces expanded support for Sarah Baartman small businesses
Small businesses in the Sarah Baartman District are set to benefit from expanded enterprise support following a series of engagements led by Small Business Development Minister Stella Tembisa Ndabeni in the Kouga Local Municipality on Friday, 23 October.
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dailydispatch.co.za
@dispatchlive 3 hours ago
Sensitive documents left behind at abandoned police office
Sensitive police files, including rape dockets linked to a Mdantsane serial rapist, witness affidavits, and detectives' personal records, have been compromised after being abandoned in a deserted police cluster facility. The R25.5m state-funded building in Fort Jackson was left unsecured, leading to extensive vandalism, broken safes, and recent arson. Despite police units operating nearby, the ransacked property was left scattered with confidential dockets, death certificates, and personal wills. The breach has prompted calls for an Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) investigation as the state continues to spend public funds renting alternative office spaces across Mdantsane.
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