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Truworths has reported a decrease in credit sales while cash purchases have slightly increased.

Against a backdrop of persistent economic headwinds, South African fashion retailer Truworths has unveiled a set of half-year results that serve as a microcosm of the nation’s strained consumer landscape. For the 26 weeks ending December 28, the group reported retail sales holding steady at R12.5 billion—a figure that, while stable, underscores a profound stagnation…

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ANC Gains Upper Hand as Dora Mlambo Wins Speaker Nomination; EFF Blames Party for Coalition Collapse

The council chamber in Ekurhuleni was a pressure cooker of tense whispers and simmering animosity. The air, thick with the scent of polished wood and political desperation, seemed to vibrate with the high-stakes vote about to be called. At the center of the storm sat Dora Mlambo, the ANC’s nominee for Council Speaker—a seasoned, formidable…

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ActionSA Chooses Select Municipalities for Upcoming Local Government Battle

In a sunlit conference room in Saxonwold, Johannesburg, a strategic revolution was being quietly unveiled. Surrounded by maps, data analytics dashboards, and meticulously compiled community feedback reports, ActionSA’s leadership finalized a decision that would define their trajectory for the coming years. Gone was the blanket ambition to contest everywhere; in its place was a precise,…

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Province in Crisis: R8 Billion Needed to Fix Limpopo’s Roads and Bridges

POLOKWANE â€“ The Limpopo provincial government has presented a staggering and sobering preliminary estimate, revealing that the cost to repair the shattered road, bridge, and critical infrastructure network ravaged by recent catastrophic floods will approach a monumental R8 billion. This colossal figure emerges as disaster management teams, engineers, and community leaders continue the grim task of assessing…

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Historic Milestone: Gold Price Tops $5,000 per Ounce for the First Time Ever

 In a move that has sent shockwaves through global financial markets, the spot price of gold has shattered a monumental psychological barrier, breaching $5,000 per ounce for the first time in history. Trading on the London Bullion Market settled at an unprecedented $5,027 per ounce late Monday, a staggering figure that extends a parabolic rally, marking a year-to-date surge…

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