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The market has been wary of the pharma company, perhaps due to its lack of a rand hedging ability. But the group has some rosy prospects
Stadio and AdvTech lead the way with private colleges as public universities struggle to meet demand, despite help from the state
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Joburg CBD is being revitalised, say private developers, but municipality and government must step up
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Government efforts to boost local steel production have distorted prices, reduced supply and weakened the broader economy
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The province is collecting millions in tax revenue by exploiting the ‘lottery loophole’
Yes, Covid changed gambling — but quick thinking combined with thoughtful planning was needed to build a phone-betting empire
Gambling is one of the few ways provinces can generate taxes independently of the national government — and they are making the best of it
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