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Ramaphosa responds to latest national disaster in South Africa

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By Quinton Bronkhorst Verified
| BusinessTech Verified
President Cyril Ramaphosa has cleared up the government’s position and intention around classifying gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) as a national disaster, and what it will allow the state to do. On 21 November, following protests and a ‘national shutdown’ led by NGO Women for Change, the National Disaster Management Centre officially classified GBVF a national disaster.
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End of the road for Kieswetter

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By Quinton Bronkhorst Verified
| BusinessTech Verified
South African Revenue Service (SARS) commissioner Edward Kieswetter has started laying the groundwork for his exit from the tax agency, with his extended contract expiring soon. He took up the top position at SARS in 2019, with his original contract set to end in April 2024. However, President Cyril Ramaphosa extended his contract for two more years, which is now set to come to an end in 2026.
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The South African university coming after UCT and Wits

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By Quinton Bronkhorst Verified
| BusinessTech Verified
US News has published its 2025/26 Best Global Universities ranking, which includes 15 South African universities that made it into the global top 2,000 ranking. However, only three universities managed to improve their ranking from last year, with one – the University of Johannesburg – beating out Stellenbosch University to become ranked third. Meanwhile, top performers, UCT and Wits, dropped in the global ranking, although the former remains the only local school in the global top 150.
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