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1 week ago |
briefly.co.za | Justin Williams
The new valuation roll by the Tshwane Municipality has the Kleinfontein, whites-only town fighting for its survival The High Court in Gauteng has declared the whites-only town an illegal settlement and not compliant with the land use regulations of the Tshwane Municipality The Kleinfontein spokesperson said that the proposed taxes by Tshwane Municipality are ridiculous and could result in the town’s closure A whites-only Afrikaaner settlement known as "Orania-lite" in Kleinfontein, Gauteng,...
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1 week ago |
briefly.co.za | Justin Williams
The Director of Public Prosecutions will reopen the inquests into the deaths of Chief Albert Luthuli and Griffiths Mxenge The NPA will present evidence to challenge the previous findings into the deaths of Luthuli and Mxenge The decision came after recommendations were made by the National Director of Public Prosecutions (NDPP) The state is set to present new findings before the High Court in Pietermaritzburg to contest the original findings surrounding the deaths of Albert Luthuli and...
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2 weeks ago |
briefly.co.za | Justin Williams
Applications for the highly anticipated Spaza Shop Support Fund (SSSF) have been officially openedThe fund aims to provide funding of up to R300 000 per shop through a combination of grants and low-interest loansFunds can be used for initial stock purchases, improvements, business development tools, and the adoption of point-of-sale (POS) systems The South African government has officially opened the applications for the R500 million Spaza Shop Support Fund.
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2 weeks ago |
briefly.co.za | Justin Williams
Residents of Orania in the Northern Cape were left in shock after a murder-suicide unfolded last weekIt is alleged that a man murdered his wife before committing suicide in front of their young daughterThe residents of the whites-only town took to social media to express their sadness about the tragedyThe closed community of the white-only town in the Northern Cape was left in shock after the tragic death of two of its residents.
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2 weeks ago |
briefly.co.za | Justin Williams
South African businessman Rob Hersov believes that the Economic Freedom Fighters will not lastThis comes after the EFF lost some of its prominent leaders in the past few months and has seen a decline in supportThe millionaire expressed his opinion in a podcast interview, saying that the party is for unemployed radicals The South African businessman and millionaire Rob Hersov believes that the Economic Freedom Fighters are over.
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