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Viol­ence puts state under pres­sure

ArticleBill to curb coali­tion chaos in coun­cils not ready before elec­tion

Efforts to end the era of chaotic coali­tion polit­ics and “revolving door” may­ors have suffered a set­back, with key legis­la­tion inten­ded to reg­u­late hung coun­cils delayed. The pro­posed Muni­cipal Struc­tures Amend­ment Bill will not come...

Bill to curb coali­tion chaos in coun­cils not ready before elec­tion

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Red Bull’s Max Ver­stap­pen delivered a com­mand­ing per­form­ance to win the Singa­pore Grand Prix from pole pos­i­tion yes­ter­day, secur­ing his second straight win of the sea­son in a week­end that included a sprint race tri­umph. The Dutch­man...

Ver­stap­pen dom­in­ates Singa­pore for second straight win

ArticleJoburg turns to AI to fix billing

City Power, the elec­tri­city dis­tri­bu­tion util­ity wholly owned by the City of Johan­nes­burg, is look­ing to deploy AI to arrest rev­enue leak­ages cost­ing South Africa’s most pop­u­lous city nearly R6bn annu­ally in tech­nical and non-tech­nical...

Joburg turns to AI to fix billing

ArticleFrone­man softens stance after rebuke

Former Sibanye-Still­wa­ter CEO Neal Frone­man has softened his pos­i­tion on US action against indi­vidu­als behind South African policies, say­ing his remarks may have cre­ated an unin­ten­ded impres­sion after the pres­id­ency called his approach...

Frone­man softens stance after rebuke