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SASSA assures beneficiaries access to grants amid card switch deadline

With just under three weeks to go before the 20 March deadline, about 1.9 million SASSA Gold Card holders still need to switch to the Postbank Black Card. However, the agency has reassured beneficiaries that social grant payments will continue, even if they have not yet received their new cards.

0.75% increase to VAT immediately rebuked by DA and EFF

By Daanyaal Matthews The upcoming budget speech takes place in an unprecedented paradigm, one where the nation awaits a delayed budget, a first in the history of the Republic, but also one that will take place under the auspices of a Government of National Unity that had previously delayed the

Mowbray Golf Course eyed for housing development despite concerns from locals

By Rachel Mohamed The demand for housing in Cape Town has raised concerns for both the growing population and local government, particularly regarding the proposed development of the Mowbray golf course. Critics have argued that this project could increase congestion and diminish a key landmark, negatively impacting the city’s tourism.

Budget speech: Speculation continues to rise on proposed VAT increases

By Kouthar Sambo As the budget speech draws closer, speculation continues to rise on what the Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana will share with South Africans. However, the reason behind the previously postponed budget speech seems unresolved as the African National Congress (ANC) still pushes for a VAT increase, with

Manenberg residents fear for safety amid gun violence during Ramadan

As the month of Ramadan is meant to be a time of peace, residents in Manenberg are pleading for an end to the recent surge in gun violence that has left many fearing for their safety. One of the latest incidents occurred on Monday (3 March), when a four-year-old boy

Postbank expands SASSA card distribution sites in Western Cape

Postbank has announced plans to increase the number of new SASSA black card distribution sites in the Western Cape to address growing demand and logistical challenges faced by beneficiaries. SASSA grant recipients now have until 20 March to replace their old cards after authorities extended the initial 28 February deadline.

VOC became the first Muslim radio station in South Africa when a special events license was granted to the station in Ramadan/January 1995. Subsequent temporary broadcast licenses were granted, permitting the station to broadcast for 24 hours.

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