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Some are ditching their policies and becoming their own insurers.
This is not the time to invest in resource companies, says Sanlam Private Investments.
The SA Revenue Service has reminded taxpayers who receive a travel allowance to record their 2009/10 odometer readings no later than Sunday.
The outgoing MTN CEO fields questions about a difficult year and his legacy at the company. Time: 3:49
Q: What would you do with a lump sum of money?
Call it the tenderpreneur dynasty. Bureaucrats, politicians and their families are vocal about having the right to have private business interests and to do business with the State. Their justification is simple: They're doing nothing wrong. And they're right. It's legal for politicians - who are private citizens - to do business with the State. It's also perfectly legal for public servants or their family to do business with the State if they get permission from the executive authority to do so.
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