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Brand South Africa’s false narrative on country’s reform path

The Mercury

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October 27, 2025

FINANCED by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture, the claim by Brand South Africa that the country's "reform path is winning back investor confidence" (Business Report, October 24) is government propaganda at its worst because it totally evades truth and reality.

- DR DUNCAN DU BOIS | Bluff

Pompously, Neville Matjie, Brand SA's CEO, asserts that despite geopolitical flux, "South Africa continues to distinguish itself as a nation of endurance and depth."

Since unpacking how this experience distinguishes us would contradict his narrative, Matjie avoids doing so and instead forges into the pastures of pretence.

He holds that the EU's €11.5 billion investment package "is recognition that confidence in South Africa is not misplaced."

But one wonders who is fooling who? The EU's confidence has everything to do with advancing its globalist strategy, which, through indebtedness, enables it to increase its leverage over South Africa.

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Bavuma leads Proteas to historic series win in India

PROTEAS captain Temba Bavuma is the master of all he surveys and is fast etching his name into the annals of South African cricket history.

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From grovelling to greatness: Proteas conquer their Everest

GROVEL. A term that has for long carried negative connotations within cricket due to former England captain Tony Greig’s comments almost 50 years ago ahead of the series against the all-black West Indies team.

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Fringe Bok players likely to start in team to play Wales in Cardiff

THE Springbok team to play Wales on Saturday in Cardiff will be announced by coach Rassie Erasmus today, and it will be a combination patched together from those remaining on tour.

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2 mins

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Transforming your small bathroom: rental-friendly tips to maximise space

MANY homes or apartments these days have either an en suite or bathrooms that include a toilet.

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2 mins

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G20 Summit in South Africa: A success for MSMEs despite the absence President Donald Trump

SOUTH Africa has officially done the unthinkable: pulled off the first-ever G20 Summit on African soil, smoothly, stylishly, and with enough gravitas to make global leaders nod thoughtfully while sipping rooibos tea.

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3 mins

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GBV: CYRIL MUST SHOW US THE MONEY

PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa’ classification of gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) as a national crisis is just empty words without a concrete plan on how to financially capacitate the organisations at the forefront of curbing the scourge.

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1 mins

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AmaZulu, Durban City chase wins

AMAZULU could climb to third in the Betway Premiership standings if they beat Richards Bay in the KZN derby tomorrow evening (7.

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1 mins

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Net salaries remained unchanged in October - PayInc Net Salary Index

NET salaries remained unchanged in October, according to the PayInc Net Salary Index, which tracks the average nominal net salaries of around 2.

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2 mins

November 27, 2025

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R60bn class action lawsuit against banks hits critical stage over inclusion of new evidence

THE long-running R60 billion class action bid against South Africa's major banks reaches a critical procedural stage today as the Gauteng High Court will hear an interlocutory application that could determine how much evidence will ultimately be allowed before the court.

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2 mins

November 27, 2025

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