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        Friday 28 February The lid of a metal trash can when you open it with the foot pedal A white plastic chair falling over   Thursday 27 February The first few drops of water from a tap falling into an empty bucket The ball on a roulette wheel settling on a number   Wednesday 26 February Opening a wooden crate with a crowbar The machine that lifts and puts down the

The Minister of Finance Tito Mboweni has announced the following exceptional tax measures as part of the fiscal package outlined by President Cyril Ramaphosa on 23 March 2020 in his speech on the Escalation of Measures to Combat COVID-19. These measures are over and above the tax proposals made in the 2020 Budget on 26 February 2020. The tax adjustments are made in light of the National State of Disaster and due to the significant

FROM THE DESK OF THE PRESIDENT Dear Fellow South African, As we begin the first full week of the nation-wide lockdown to combat the coronavirus pandemic that is devastating the world, we are grateful for good news that brings us joy and hope at this difficult and uncertain time. Yesterday, I was in Polokwane to meet the 114 South Africans who were evacuated from Wuhan in China two weeks ago. They have ended their quarantine

The Motsepe Family in partnership with companies and organisations that they are associated with, have pledged R1 billion to assist with the current Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and its related challenges that are confronting South Africa and the African Continent. These companies and organisations are: • Motsepe Foundation • Sanlam • African Rainbow Capital (ARC) • African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) • and others The Founder and Chairman of the Motsepe Foundation, Dr Patrice Motsepe said: “Several

Millions of learners across the country are on lockdown and the Western Cape Education Department has called on  every parent to do their bit to ensure that  learners remain focused and stimulated. The Department is planning for all eventualities – including home-based quality teaching and learning, using a variety of mechanisms including digital web-based resources, radio and televised broadcasts and catch-up programmes for when schools reopen. The WCED’s ePortal has already been updated for home