South African state should not subsidise minibus taxi owners The 2020 National Household Travel Survey revealed that 60% of households use minibus taxis as their main mode of transport.
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South Africa: Why the South African State Should Not Subsidise Minibus Taxi OwnersAnalysis - Millions of South Africans rely on minibus taxis to get around. Without these vehicles, people wouldn't be able to get to work, school or simply visit friends and family. Data from Statistics South Africa's Quarterly Labour Force surveys suggest that there are around 250,000 minibus taxi drivers in the country; there are likely about the same number of minibus taxis.
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What is reconciliation in the South African context?What is reconciliation in the South African context?: In 2021, there were 16 different understandings of the concept. At the top of the list is the understanding of reconciliation as forgiveness. This is understandable but problematic.
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Where South African CEOs read the newsBusinessTech is the largest and most influential business publication in South Africa.
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South African entrepreneur seeks to turn caterpillars into tasty snacksSouth African chemical engineer, Wendy Vesela has found ways of turning the spiky green and black caterpillars -- which are packed with protein and iron -- into a flour that can be used in savoury biscuits, sweet chocolate protein bars, cereals or smoothies.
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South African companies are now cutting staff due to stage 6 load sheddingSouth Africa’s latest round of stage 6 load shedding is devastating and is already being felt across the economy, says Business Leadership South Africa chief executive Busi Mavuso.
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What is reconciliation in the South African context?What is reconciliation in the South African context? - In 2021, there were 16 different understandings of the concept. At the top of the list is the understanding of reconciliation as forgiveness. This is understandable but problematic.
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