The iPhone Duo could easily land at above R50 000 locally, according to calculations by TechCentral.
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Justice minister Ronald Lamola insists members of the Gupta family will be extradited from Dubai and be forced to explain their actions.
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What company would ask its customers to buy less of its product and, at the same time, promptly increase prices? That dubious distinction goes to Eskom. The parastatal has increased its prices to improve the supply and distribution of electricity, yet pays
