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The Week In Review 17 - 21 May 2010
The Transet strike costs SA a pretty penny, foreign players will pay tax, MTN rolls out an uncapped solution and the government suggests allowances for unemployed youth....
Allowances for the unemployed youth?
SA government is exploring options to tackle the problem of youth unemployment and one solution could be allowances from the state...
Transnet strike costing SA a lot
The ongoing Transnet strike is having a drastic impact on South Africa's export business...
MTN rolls uncapped mobile broadband solution
MTN has set the bar for mobile broadband providers after it announced an uncapped mobile broadband solution...
Foreign soccer players to be taxed
Want Mr Messi in your local pizza advert? SARS will tax him and make sure you get them the money...
Transnet strike leaves commuters stranded
As many as 2.9 million commuters were left stranded on Monday due to the ongoing Transnet strike...
The week of 10 to 14 May 2010 in review
Entrepreneurs being crippled by FIFA, gold hitting a record high and lack of funds impacting SA's education, all this and more in The Week In Review...
Samsung, Cameron to collaborate for 3D content
Samsung's South Korea division and James Cameron will work together to produce 3D content for television...
When not to use your credit card
The term "rob Peter to pay Paul" is typically related to credit card debt and here are some things you should never use your credit card for...
Entrepreneurs crippled by FIFA regulations
As the World Cup draws closer, frustrations of local entrepreneurs are escalating due to FIFA's restrictions...
Insurance considerations for the 2010 FIFA World Cup
Check your insurance policy before lending out your car during the World Cup.
Gold hits another record high
Gold hit another record high on Tuesday as fears over the eurozone debt crisis continues to escalate...