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Paula Luckhoff

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While repeat of 2021 riots avoided, June 30 will cost freight sector R100m says RFA

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By Paula Luckhoff
| Eyewitness News Verified
While the nationwide anti-illegal immigration protest action on 30 June delivered less chaos and disruption than had been feared, businesses are still counting the cost of closing or downscaling for a day. And while the protests were handled better by law enforcement than the civil unrest of July 2021, the financial impact will still be felt. For the road freight and logistics sector this amounts to around R100 million, says Gavin Kelly, CEO of the Road Freight Association (RFA).
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When your mobile number can be deactivated - Icasa publishes new rules

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By Paula Luckhoff
| Eyewitness News Verified
The communications regulator has published new rules on number recycling and when mobile providers can deactivate unused numbers. The amended regulations aim to standardise how mobile numbers are managed across all operators, says the Independent Communications Authority of SA (ICASA). Importantly, they stipulate that subscribers be given adequate notice to retain their numbers before deactivation.
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Credit companies under scrutiny: Ombud returns R7.5 million to consumers in 2025

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By Paula Luckhoff
| Eyewitness News Verified
Credit companies are under scrutiny amid a growing number of consumers lodging complaints, and a huge increase in the number of those cases resolved in favour of the complainants. In 2025, 62% of complaints lodged against credit companies with the National Financial Ombud Scheme (NFO) were upheld in favour of consumers. As a result, the credit ombud returned R7.47 million for consumers in 2025 – more than triple the R2.36 million recouped in 2024.
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