Load shedding: Reprieve for SA as Kusile unit returns
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A roundup of news updates, including what’s causing the extreme high tides in SA’s coastal areas?
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[TOP STORY] Vet groups challenge FMD vaccine rollout over fairness and access fears
‘That version of the scheme indicated quite a few areas that were concerning to the veterinarians, mainly, centralising some very key issues to a particular organisation,’ says Dr Ziyanda Majokweni, president of the South African Veterinary Association.
Fuel levy cut announced as workers feel the pinch
Vets reject private gatekeeper in FMD rollout. Oil crisis could wipe out $94bn in global ad spend growth. And as fuel costs soar, smart car choices become essential.
[TOP STORY] SA fuel supply stable, but panic buying drives shortages
‘We've got sufficient planned imports that are coming into the country, with the months of May and June still being confirmed,’ says Avhapfani Tshifularo, CEO of the Fuels Industry Association of South Africa.
SA’s economic rebound hangs on urgent reform
Empty pumps, rising panic: SA petrol stations hit by fuel shortages. Solar demand on the rise, but trust gap remains. And Cape Town unlocks value in organic waste.
[TOP STORY] How weak SIM checks enable widespread banking and social media fraud
‘I'm advocating to change the Rica Act for biometric recognition to be included at time of registration. I propose facial recognition because that works in the banking sector,’ says telecoms security expert,