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Been scammed? Here is what your bank is not telling you

If someone stole money from your bank account, you know how the bank's reply feels. It comes a week or two later. It says the transaction went through normally, that a recognised device was used, and that the bank is not liable. Case closed.

Gauteng warns drivers collect licences or lose them

More than 400 Gauteng transport operators could lose their licences if they do not collect them before the 14 August deadline.

Gayton McKenzie explains where R31 million World Cup money went

Gayton McKenzie says the R31-million World Cup programme promoted South Africa, while sponsors paid for 76 of the 151 people involved.

Naomi Campbell says Nelson Mandela is ‘forever in my heart’

Naomi Campbell has remembered her late friend Nelson Mandela on what would have been his 108th birthday.

Beyoncé and Jay-Z lead star-packed World Cup final

Beyoncé, Jay-Z and other global stars packed the stands as Spain beat Argentina in a World Cup final filled with big moments.

Cheap supermarket trip can leave you paying more

A cheaper supermarket is not always cheaper once taxi fare, petrol or delivery costs are added to the grocery bill.

Real Politics: Winning Johannesburg may not be enough for Helen Zille

Helen Zille is running the strongest campaign in Johannesburg, but she is not yet winning the coalition war, Zukile Majova writes in Real Politics. 

Stretch R100 into 25 pap portions and sides

R100 can buy maize meal, beans, carrots and cabbage at Shoprite, giving families the base for several simple and filling meals.

Motshekga says Karl Marx got African kings wrong

Professor Mathole Motshekga says communists wrongly use Karl Marx’s views on European monarchies to attack African kings and queens, writes Celani Sikhakhane in Royals Mzansi. 

Dricus says beating Usman may not be enough for title shot

Dricus du Plessis says only a clear, powerful win over Kamaru Usman will move him closer to another UFC middleweight title fight.

‘Let royal courts settle royal fights’

Bolabedu elder Mathole Motshekga wants traditional courts to handle royal and land disputes, saying ordinary courts do not understand African customs.

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