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Lewis takes a stand to combat customer issues
The Lewis Group is launching a specialised call centre to help enhance the credit sales process.
What happens if SA reaches junk status?
Following the World Bank downgrading SA’s growth forecast for 2016, we ask what happens if the country reaches junk status?
Water restrictions: What are your rights and penalties?
Water restrictions: What are your rights and penalties?
US Congress threatens to withdraw South Africa from AGOA
SA confident AGOA issues will be resolved.
Should there be a national minimum wage?
There have been calls for a national minimum wage, however, there are concerns about what this will mean and how to determine it.
Operation Hydrate how does it work?
We take a look at the public initiative, Operation Hydrate and the difference it's made to drought-stricken areas nationwide.
Should SMSes be free?
The Wi-Fi Forum SA has called for SMSes to be free to compete with OTT services like WhatsApp.
DA sceptical over Zuma's Nkandla payback
Opposition parties remain sceptical of Zuma's announcement that he will pay back the money.
E-toll debt mysteriously disappears, SANRAL responds
SANRAL has responded to OUTA's claim that e-toll debt has mysteriously disappeared.
Standard Bank system down on 7 February
Standard Bank customers to experience service disruptions on Sunday 7 February.
Discovery again defends accident fund pay-out policy
Following a barrage of inaccurate information shared on social media Discovery Health again defended its policy on RAF pay-outs.
Fuel saving tips to combat petrol increase
Petrol prices increase while the cost of diesel decreases. Here are some fuel saving tips to help you go further on a tank.