One of Cape Town’s busiest pedestrian routes turns into an open-air gallery. Every weekday, approximately 30,000 pedestrians walk several surveyed routes in Cape Town, with 8,600 of those on Alpha Street between Cape Town Station and the V&A Waterfront – one of the city’s busiest routes. From this week, that daily journey has become something a little different. One of Cape Town’s busiest pedestrian routes turns into an open-air gallery
There are many things South Africans need to know about having a will. So says Mariska Redelinghuys, the Employee Benefits and Fiduciary Specialist at PSG Wealth. She says a will is the one document no one thinks they need – until they do. Things every South African needs to know about having a will Too few South Africans ever pause to consider the implications of not having a will in place when
OPINION: Annual two-pot withdrawals could cost an employee R1 million at retirement
Category: Lifestyle
Annual two-pot withdrawals could cost an employee R1 million at retirement. R399 600 now, or R1.01 million more later. That’s the choice facing employees under South Africa’s two-pot retirement system. This is according to a new analysis by René Richter. She’s the Reward and Benefits Lead Advisor at earned wage access and HR solutions platform Paymenow. Annual two-pot withdrawals could cost an employee R1 million at retirement Richter modelled the impact for an employee earning
Nearly R6 million in drugs has been found on the N1 in Beaufort West. The Western Cape SAPS confirmed that officers intercepted a vehicle on Thursday night after receiving intelligence that drugs were being transported on the highway. Spokesperson Warrant Officer Christopher Spies said 57,000 mandrax tablets and 5 kilograms of cocaine were found inside the vehicle, which is estimated to be worth a street value of R5,85 million.
The world is marking 25 years since the September 11 attacks in the United States, which claimed the lives of nearly 3,000 people. Memorial services are being held in New York City, at the Pentagon in Virginia and in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, where families, survivors and first responders are gathering to remember those who died. In New York, victims’ names are being read at the 9/11 Memorial, with moments of silence marking the
