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Champagne Kisses Boutique Publishes Guide to Custom Formalwear for Black-Tie Events: Pretoria bespoke boutique helps women navigate black-tie dress codes with confidence through a new guide to fabrics, silhouettes, and the case for …
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Eskom kisses R450 million goodbye: Eskom has not revealed how long the Kusile Power Station employee who benefited from kickbacks on dodgy transactions got away with it before being caught. – MyBroadband MTN Business …
Gauteng kisses R3.8 billion goodbye: The Gauteng Provincial Government must reprioritise its budget to ensure it can pay its e-toll debt. – MyBroadband Fastest uncapped Internet for under R500 per month: When it comes to high …
FNB app kisses tap-to-pay goodbye: FNB head of card digitisation, Jason Viljoen, says the popularity of platforms like Google Wallet drove it to discontinue its tap-to-pay facility for Android users. – MyBroadband Eskom ups …
Cell C kisses its own network goodbye: The operator now leverages MTN’s and Vodacom’s network to provide connectivity to its customers. – MyBroadband Bring Brilliance into Your Home with Cocooning Comforts: Toshiba …
NMB Kisses R242.3 Million Goodbye: Following a letter of demand from National Treasury concluding that an amount of R242.3 million remains unspent by the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality and should be repaid to the NRF by 18 November …