Cape Town mayor slapped
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Cape Town mayor Dan Plato got a smack in the face during a visit to the Blikkiesdorp relocation camp this week, the Cape Times reported on Thursday.
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SA falls behind
The recovery in the SA economy appears to be lagging behind that of the global economy.
Marcus gets it right
The new Reserve Bank Governor is doing the right thing for markets, an economist says.
Force that @#*^!
You can now force your neighbour to cut branches that intrude into the airspace of your property.
Eskom freezes rentals
Eskom's price hikes will make it impossible to raise rentals by even as much as five percent.
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Cashing in on rentals
Struggling owners are renting out their homes at prices high enough to cover their bonds.
A ticking time bomb
A report shows that 40 percent of Cape Town's population is living in inadequate housing...» MORE PROPERTY NEWS
Property takes flight
Seef Properties are reporting a massive increase in residential property sales.
'Economy needs rate cut'
Pam Golding Property says a rate cut would have been good news for the economy and consumers.
Roads ready by 2010
The Johannesburg Roads Agency has promised that city infrastructure will be ready for 2010.
Hopes for January cut
Sarb's decision to keep rates on hold is not surprising and there could be a cut in January.
Property developer conned
A property developer might never again see thousands of rands he lost in an alleged share scam.
The end of rate cuts?
The Reserve Bank's decision to halt interest rates does not rule out further easing.
Rates in a stale position
The South African Reserve Bank left interest rates unchanged on Tuesday.
Gautengers saving Clarens
Gautengers are causing resurgence in the scenic town of Clarens in the Free State.
Land prices surging
Development along the R59 is causing land prices to increase six fold in this Gauteng town...
Print giving way to 'Net
Print is steadily losing ground as the internet becomes the prime advertising medium.
Beware of iffy developers
Be wary of developers who make promises that sound too good to be true...
