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1. headtopics.com › za › money-for-nothing-dire-straits-forPolitics: Money for nothing: Dire straits for ActionSA, BOSA,...

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   Vor 10 Stunden · 2024 General Elections: ActionSA’s Athol Trollip Says Eastern Cape People Must Suffer ConsequencesFormer Democratic Alliance's Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality mayor and ActionSA's Eastern Cape leader slammed the province's residents for voting ANC. Source: brieflyza - 10. / 68 Read more »

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     ICYMI: "We can't be colourblind about the fact that the toughest lived realities are being experienced by black South Africans- the majority of black South Africans are living a really tough existence." | Athol Trollip

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3. briefly.co.za › entertainment › celebritiesFormer ‘RHOJ’ Star Brinnette Seopela Says She’s Done ... -...

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   Vor einem Tag · Brinnette Seopela quits reality TV, saying it is too toxic. The South African TV personality Brinnette Seopela, who has been at loggerheads with her former cast member Christall, has disclosed that she is done with reality TV as it is not good for her mental well-being. According to ZiMoja, the former reality TV star said that she had learned ...

4. briefly.co.za › business-economy › economyChina making youth unemployment a 'top priority' - Briefly.co.za

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   Vor 10 Stunden · Youth unemployment stood at 14.7 percent in April, official data showed -- and in June, another 11.8 million students will graduate from university, adding to the bottleneck. That number had soared to an unprecedented 21.3 percent in mid-2023, before officials paused publishing monthly figures.

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