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Irate residents of Macassar who have been on a roller-coaster ride with electricity issues in the area, were forced to endure yet another spell of outages this past weekend.

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Balwin is still planning to begin construction of a new estate in KwaZulu-Natal, 
saying while the construction mafia did initially trouble it, it has since left its developments alone.

‘Gauteng has become a city floor to bad infrastructure, potholes and all sorts of things... and the Western Cape has got it together’: CEO Steve Brookes.

Contributing to the group’s 20% turnover improvement during the six-month period.

A blame shifting game has ensued among residents of Macassar, Eskom and Balwin Properties over power cuts associated with the exposure of nicked cables to the elements.

A group of residents chants: “We want power! We want power!” as tyres are set alight in the middle of the road.

Food giant Nestles businesses in Nigeria and other African countries are ramping up sourcing of local raw materials like starch and turmeric, a move that may help reduce foreign exchange exposure that has been a headache for the sector...

A R3.1bn 26-year revenue milestone achieved with customers ‘prepared to buy online, almost without seeing the product’. CEO Steve Brookes also defends the acquisition of the Melrose Arch property.