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Starbucks available in SA for the first time
The Starbucks coffee brand will be served in South Africa for the first time during the 2010 Fifa World Cup...
French Sports Minister: Soccer team overspending
The French Sports Minister is question the national team's spending on luxury lodgings during the World cup in South Africa....
Voice your concerns over how your tax is being spent
Would you like to have a say over where your money goes? The Taxpayers' Movement of South Africa (TPM) aims to do just that: give South African taxpayers a voice....
Don't let buying your dream home be a nightmare
there are various aspects that should be considered carefully before you buy a house, here are a couple...
Take advantage of free stuff
You are most likely going to spend a wad of cash during the World Cup so why not take advantage of some free stuff to stretch your budget a bit further?
Food prices could be set to soar
South Africans will have to fork out even more for food from 2010 as the economic recovery after the recession continues to gain pace...
Banks agree to cut charges
Some more good news for South Africans emerged on Tuesday night after some of the big dog banks agreed to cut some of their retail banking fees...
Recession blamed for less-than-expected World Cup tourists
With the FIFA World Cup less than two weeks away, tourist organizations are blaming the lack of tourist interest on the recession.
Motorists will benefit from World Cup
Petrol prices will drop 27c a litre on Tuesday midnight, taking 93 octane - commonly used inland - to R8.27/l and coastal 95 octane to R8.21...
South Africans do not trust anyone
The Justmoney.co.za poll of May, we asked our users who they trust the most between bankers, journalists and politicians and they replied that they trust no one!
Lo and behold! The strike is over but at what cost?
The Transnet strike is finally over but the effect on the economy will be long lasting...
Gordhan warns of uncertain economical times
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan warned on Wednesday that uncertain economic times await South Africa...