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The Johannesburg Stock Exchange has introduced the “Claim It” campaign to help South Africans check for unclaimed dividends totaling R4.5 billion. The initiative aims to reunite former employees, shareholders, and beneficiaries with their funds through collaboration with listed companies. Interested individuals can verify potential claims on the JSE website.

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BusinessTech

Crime surge at Fort Klapperkop Nature Reserve in Pretoria prompts strict measures. Established in 1898, managed by Department of Nature Conservation. Named for Klapperkop hill with Klapper trees. Fort Klapperkop, built in 1897, inside 460-hectare reserve with moat and artillery. Home to game species and small mammals. Longtime attraction for cyclists, joggers, and sightseers.

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Reuters

Former South African president Jacob Zuma’s uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) party accuses AfriForum of spreading lies to influence Trump about land redistribution law. MK party files treason case against AfriForum in Cape Town, South Africa. AfriForum CEO calls accusation absurd. Trump signed order cutting aid to South Africa over land law and genocide case against Israel.

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EWN

Billionaire Elon Musk clashes with EFF leader Julius Malema, suggesting Malema be declared an international criminal. Musk’s response to Malema’s video claiming DA supports only white leaders. Musk vocal on South African politics, opposing Expropriation Act. Malema’s statement: “When you want to hit them hard, go for a white man.”

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Al Jazeera

US President Trump reiterates plan to take control of Gaza, proposing other Middle Eastern countries handle its redevelopment. Trump envisions Gaza as a “big real estate site,” suggesting other states could rebuild sections through US support. Displaced Palestinians may not want to return, Trump claims. Proposal faces backlash from Palestinian representatives and international community.

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BBC News

Chinese technology companies like DeepSeek, TikTok, CapCut, Shein, Temu, BYD, DJI, and Huawei are making a significant impact globally, challenging traditional high-tech powerhouses in various sectors.

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SABC News

Dr. Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, former EFF spokesperson and MP, speaks out after months of silence. He attributes absence from party events to a dispute over his suspension before the EFF’s 3rd National People’s Assembly. Ndlozi claims he was instructed to stay home and cease involvement in parliamentary and party activities.

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My Broadband

Uber in South Africa faces a downfall after 11 years, with customers reporting driver misconduct, poorly maintained cars, and inadequate customer support. Initially praised for top-notch service, the company now receives numerous complaints on Hello Peter, including pricing discrepancies and unresponsive support. Users express dissatisfaction with the deteriorating service quality and lack of transparency in pricing.

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Yahoo Tech

The iPhone 16 features a new processor, updated camera, and larger battery. New buttons trigger shortcuts, and the Pro model offers a new screen and improved camera with 5x optical zoom. Apple continues to sell older models at reduced prices. Hold off on buying the iPhone SE (2022) as a new version is expected soon. The recommended choice for most is the $799 iPhone 16.

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Daily Maverick

US President Trump signed an executive order cutting funding to South Africa over the Expropriation Act and ICC case against Israel. Potential impacts include loss of Agoa benefits, US business loans, and $440 million in annual foreign aid. Programs like Pepfar, Yali, and USAid-backed SME funding are at risk, with Agoa’s future uncertain, jeopardizing $4 billion in exports and $20 billion total.

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