Cheaper electricity possibly on the cards, says Ramaphosa
According to president Cyril Ramaphosa, cheaper electricity may be on the cards for South Africans, while load shedding remains a
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Marjorie Preston
02:22
South Korea casino stocks soar based on tourism increase
South Korea’s relaxed visa policy for Chinese visitors won’t take effect until later in the third quarter, but casino stocks
Caroline Kubzansky
19:33
Man working as peacekeeper shot in South Shore: ‘We got a long way to go’
Tumbo Brooks scrubbed the sweat from his face with a grey washcloth Tuesday night as he hurried down East 71st
Arnab Shome
13:34
eToro Enters Singapore amid Approval of MAS Licence
eToro has officially expanded its services to Singapore after receiving its Capital Markets Services (CMS) licence from the Monetary Authority
Giulia Carbonaro
13:34
Map Shows Cities Where House Prices Are Being Cut the Most
The markets with the highest share of home price cuts are in the South and West, where inventory has grown
The Construction Index
07:34
A2Dominion creates chief repairs officer role
Southeast housing association A2Dominion has appointed Andrew Warner as its first ever chief repairs officer...
Arlie O. Calalo
07:34
LPA likely to intensify into tropical depression in 24 hours
Parts of the Philippines are expected to have rains on Wednesday due to the southwest monsoon or 'habagat' and the
Neo Thale
01:32
Ramaphosa names fill-in acting police minister
South Africa has a temporary acting police minister until August, when Firoz Cachalia steps into the role...
GTonline
18:37
Black Queens set for Algeria showdown in WAFCON Quarterfinals
Ghana’s Black Queens will face Algeria in the quarterfinals of the 2024 CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) after
Farah Abbas
06:36
Egypt Reopens Saint Catherine Valleys After 10-Year Closure
Following a decade-long closure, Egyptian authorities reopened several historic valleys on 12 July in the Saint Catherine region to both
