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National Assembly speaker Thoko Didiza is due to appear before the Khampepe commission tomorrow over allegations that a meeting she attended in 2006 poisoned Reverend Frank Chikane, but she says she does not have much to offer.
Competition authority blames association for price fixing, business allocation
Moves to tighten accreditation framework, bridge industry skills gap
Turnaround plan comes following profit warning for VW's sports car subsidiary
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LCCI urges deeper links between business community & foreign missions
Launch to counter OpenAI pressure, follows call for slowdown due to safety concerns
Businessmen say city can become regional centre of investment, innovation, tech and commerce
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Former House speaker Martin Romualdez is seen inside a room in BJMP on Wednesday morning as he waits to attend his arraignment for plunder charges via teleconference.
In text exchanges and conversations, multiple people who have worked for leading companies are sceptical of the warnings.
The romantic view of the recent rapprochement between Rugby Australia and New Zealand Rugby is that it reinforced old fraternal bonds that cannot be broken – a sign of the enduring respect and affection between the parties.
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Roughly 43 per cent of planned units in Vaughan's new master-planned downtown are unsold, according to real estate data firm Zonda.
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Millions of Amazon Prime customers could soon receive larger refunds under a revised Federal Trade Commission settlement with Amazon.