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Vodacom can dial 083 to ask how to settle Makate’s billions, writes Gugu Lourie.

Herman Mashaba’s ActionSA says that if elected it will not scrap government social grants as it introduces a “universal basic income stimulus” of R790 a month, rising to more than R1,600 in the third year.

Meta, owner of the world’s biggest social media platforms, has engaged directly with the IEC and parliament to ensure Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are not misused to manipulate this year’s elections.

The Southern Ocean is one of the biggest carbon sinks on the planet and without it the Earth would be uninhabitable, writes Claire Keeton

There is so much more in the Sunday Times — have your pick, there is something for everyone

Nina Yose, head of infrastructure at the Industrial Development Corporation, says swift and fair arbitration of disputes between government and the private sector will be key to South Africa's attractiveness as an investment destination.

The company warned that the risks associated with climate change may pose volatility to its results

Almost 2,000 applications have not been finalised with other outstanding liquor licence applications dating back to 2021

The difference between US and Europe is huge on these things

The department of water & sanitation views the supply of water through the use of privately-owned water tankers as ‘undesirable and unsustainable’