SA police to wear body cameras in accountability drive
Sita tasked with getting body-cams and high-end tech for the SAPS in initiative to collect better-quality evidence and protect citizens’ rights
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SA textile procurement leaves billions of rand on the cutting table
The government spends R7.55bn annually on clothing, but only 32% is locally sourced
By Khulekani Magubane
News
Kubayi faces lawsuit for curtailing Pretoria high court jurisdiction to Tshwane
Applicants argue the minister overstepped her legal powers, causing widespread legal uncertainty and potentially affecting thousands of pending cases across Gauteng
By Sinesipho Schrieber
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EDITORIAL | We need clear regulation around data centres
Transparency and oversight gaps persist amid rapid data centre growth, watchdogs warn
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ASP Isotopes pitches SA helium project into tightening global market
CEO says concentrated supply of the gas leaves customers looking for new sources
By Lindiwe Tsobo
Companies
Gauteng office malaise weighs on Growthpoint as weak growth curbs demand
Hybrid work and economic stagnation limit office leasing gains despite improved activity
By Noxolo Majavu
AfDB gives nod to R82bn loan to ease Africa’s fertiliser and energy crisis
Fertiliser shortages and supply chain woes put African food security at risk
Sascoc president suspended after probe finds ‘prima facie evidence’
Vice-president Simelane steps in as Sascoc's Hendricks faces judicial body review
Telkom repurposes legacy infrastructure to capitalise on AI chance
Converted buildings and fibre assets position Telkom to meet AI-driven data needs
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South Africa's investment slump highlights the urgent need for structural reforms
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Economic boom at the V&A Waterfront shows no sign of slowing with planned Granger Bay expansion, but it prompts debate on inclusion and displacement
Parliament committee to fight EFF court challenge over evidence leader
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s objections spark controversy over legislative independence
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