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First song released from ‘Official Fifa World Cup Album’ shown a straight red, writes Kevin McCallum. Link in comments.

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"There's nothing wrong with marketing your country like this, except that you have now convinced your man in the street that you're doing far better attracting investment than you actually are." - Peter Bruce. Link in comments.

MTN has committed nearly R22 billion over the next three years to expand network infrastructure in South Africa, as part of efforts to boost connectivity and support economic growth. bit.ly/4ttitGt

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Trump’s tariffs and Iran invasion compound economic strain on import-dependent countries, writes Khaya Sithole. Link in comments.

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Cell C is focusing on fibre and fixed wireless access, aiming to compete with traditional ISPs while tapping into higher data usage and more predictable monthly income streams. Link in comments.

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Chinese automaker Chery plans to begin vehicle production in SA after acquiring the Rosslyn plant, marking a major shift from importer to local manufacturer. The project is expected to create nearly 3,000 jobs across manufacturing, supply chains and services. Link in comments.

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SARS has collected more than R2 trillion in tax for the first time, signalling a sustained recovery in revenue collection. The total haul of about R2.01 trillion for the 2025/26 financial year exceeded expectations, reflecting improved compliance efforts. Link in comments.

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South Africa’s stock market has suffered its worst monthly rout since the 2008 financial crisis, with about R3 trillion wiped off the JSE. The sharp sell-off follows global market turmoil linked to the Middle East conflict. Link in comments.

Kieswetter’s final R2-trillion tax haul signals sustained recovery ebx.sh/LawcpA

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"There are also foreign owners who have simply fallen in love with the Cape winelands, are confident they know enough about the business to make the investment a sensible throw of the dice, and then get on with it." - Michael Fridjhon bit.ly/4s9vCDv