November 27, 2024 - The Home Of Great South African News

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#WorldChildren’sDay #16DaysofActivism: What South African children long for in a father

November 27, 2024Admin135Important SA Events: Global & Local

Last week, 20 November, was International Children’s Day and in South Africa, we’ll be marking 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) from 25 November.

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26-year-old from Limpopo is Shoprite’s top truck driver

November 27, 2024Admin135SA Heroes

Frederick Chauke (26) from Tembisa, Gauteng was crowned National Driver of the Year after he outmaneuvered the Shoprite Group’s 1 400+ truck drivers with his unparalleled skills at the steer of a sixteen-wheeler truck.

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SA Film Industry brings R5.2 Billion Foreign Investment Boost

November 27, 2024Admin135Business and Private Sector

South Africa’s film industry continues to captivate global filmmakers, significantly contributing to the nation’s flourishing tourism economy.

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KZN’s First Green Zone – Fields green with Grass Not Glass

November 27, 2024Admin135Good Deeds, NGO

In a significant step toward sustainable urban transformation, Heineken® and the Greenpop Foundation are thrilled to announce the launch of a new green zone at Sisonke City Farm in Durban.

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KZN support diabetes awareness! – By Gerda Potgieter

November 27, 2024Admin135Visiting Submissions

On Thursday, 14 November, the world observed World Diabetes Day, a significant occasion dedicated to raising awareness about diabetes and its growing impact on global health.

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How SARS can raise tax revenue

November 27, 2024Admin135Blog

If the South African Revenue Service (SARS) and the South African government want to improve tax revenue collection, they need to implement policies that enable economic growth and wealth creation.

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South African schools targeted for pit latrine eradication in bid to improve sanitation – Dis-Chem partners with SOS to work towards eradicating pit latrines

November 27, 2024Admin135Corporate, Good Deeds

Illegal pit latrines remain a blight on society. After 30 years of democracy and despite many efforts to improve infrastructure, over 3,398 schools in South Africa still rely on pit latrines as their primary sanitation facilities.

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