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Meet the 62-year-old who swapped her pension to change three lives

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Tirhani Mashau, 62, quit her job after 23 years when her provident fund fell short, and turned a difficult decision into work for three women.
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‘An internship is a hunting licence, not a meal ticket’ expert warns

An internship can improve your chances of finding work, but it is not a guarantee, says labour economist Professor Derick Blaauw, as South Africa's youth unemployment rate sits at 47.4%.
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Pitso Mosimane gets second chance as Bafana coach

Pitso Mosimane has officially returned as Bafana Bafana coach on a five-year deal, more than 14 years after his first spell ended.
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Another fuel increase lands on families already stretched thin

Diesel, petrol and paraffin all go up from Wednesday. That lands on families already short by 48% on food, according to new PMBEJD data.

Real Politics: South Africa’s most important political coalition is getting stronger

The 282 to 101 defeat of the EFF's motion against Didiza shows the GNU is growing stronger, and South Africa now needs that stability to deliver real reform, writes Zukile Majova in Real Politics.

Fumani’s helping hands cross the border

Pastor Fumani Twala and seven women are using their own money and donations to help struggling families in South Africa and Mozambique.

Rare fynbos stands in way of R47 billion green project

A massive R47-billion green hydrogen project planned near Hopefield promises clean energy and investment, but experts warn it could damage an area rich in threatened plant species.

Maiden bursary mayor tipped for political comeback

Former uThukela District Mayor Dudu Mazibuko could return to government after 10 years as one of three mayoral nominees in Ladysmith.

KZN news bites: Female DJs end Women’s Month in style

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IFP bets on youth to take eThekwini

The IFP has picked a former youth leader as its eThekwini mayoral candidate and a taxi boss as running mate for deputy mayor.

Big cases return to Gauteng courts and commission

Major cases involving Vusimusi Matlala, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula and Tembisa Hospital corruption return to Gauteng courts and the Madlanga Commission on Monday.

More than 47,000 jobs saved from the axe

More than 47,000 jobs were saved through labour dispute interventions as the government battles South Africa's unemployment crisis.

Zuma and Mbeki fight to remove Khampepe

The Constitutional Court is expected to rule on Jacob Zuma and Thabo Mbeki's bid to remove Justice Sisi Khampepe from the TRC Cases Inquiry.

Tongaat Hulett plans fuel and electricity from sugarcane

Tongaat Hulett's new bosses have told King Misuzulu kaZwelithini they plan to use sugarcane to produce fuel and electricity.

Childhood bike dream puts Limakatso on two wheels

Limakatso Khalianyane waited 20 years to fulfil her childhood dream of owning a motorbike and now hopes to ride across Africa.
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