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The Dawn of a New Era: Sixty60’s Expansion Across South Africa

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Sixty60 is changing the way South Africans shop for groceries with its fast and easy delivery service. Customers can order online and get their groceries delivered to their door at instore prices in just 60 minutes! After a successful start in certain areas, Sixty60 is expanding to more locations, bringing its convenience to even more people. This service not only saves time but also helps families enjoy their lives more without the hassle of grocery shopping. With Sixty60, shopping for groceries is faster, easier, and more affordable than ever before!

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Digital Deceptions: The Growing Threat of Fake Investments and Job Offers in South Africa

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Beware, South Africa! Tricky scammers are everywhere online, using clever tricks on Facebook, WhatsApp, and even email. They promise amazing investments or dream jobs, but it’s all a big lie to steal your money. They copy real companies and pressure you to act fast, asking for payments or even to download special apps that let them control your phone! Always check if companies are real with the FSCA, never share your private banking details, and remember: if a deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Stay sharp and protect your hardearned cash!

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Rethinking Economic Empowerment in South Africa: Legacy, Policy, and a Path Forward

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South Africa’s future economic empowerment aims to help people based on need and talent, not just race. Instead of strict racial quotas, new ideas focus on teaching skills, fixing tough laws that block jobs, and fighting poverty directly. This fresh approach wants to open doors for everyone who struggles, making it easier to start businesses and grow the economy. By learning from the past and focusing on ability and fairness, South Africa hopes to build a stronger, fairer future for all its people.

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The Ongoing Struggle for Gender Equality: Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi’s Address at VUT Women’s Dialogue

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Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi spoke passionately at the Vaal University of Technology about the ongoing fight for gender equality in South Africa. She highlighted both the progress made, like more women in government and courts, and the big challenges still faced, such as unfair jobs, cultural barriers, and high unemployment for Black women. Kubayi reminded everyone that real change needs teamwork and sharing success so no one is left behind. Her message was clear: together, South African women can break old rules and build a fairer future for all.

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