New survey shows majority of South Africans apathetic to recycling: Data from a new survey tapping into the public’s attitudes towards recycling has revealed that the majority of working and middle-class South Africans simply find recycling too much effort. In the largest consumer research in South Africa of its kind, almost 1,000 adults – mostly from major cities in South … [Read more...] about New survey shows majority of South Africans apathetic to recycling
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Kolisi thanks South Africans for supporting Springboks as victory tour ends – Port Elizabeth Business News |MyPE
Kolisi thanks South Africans for supporting Springboks as victory tour ends – Port Elizabeth Business News: Kolisi thanks South Africans for supporting Springboks as victory tour ends: Springboks Captain Siya Kolisi has thanked South Africans for supporting the team in their Trophy Tour victory parade. The team has visited different parts of the country including, among others, … [Read more...] about Kolisi thanks South Africans for supporting Springboks as victory tour ends – Port Elizabeth Business News |MyPE
Samsung Pay Protects South Africans from Card Skimmers
Samsung Pay Protects South Africans from Card Skimmers: Samsung Pay Photo: Samsung South Africa With a new wave of card-skimming hotspots, more people are going cardless Samsung Pay, the popular mobile tap-and-pay solution, is proving its worth once again in a big way. A recent article on Mybroadband.co.za has highlighted the seriousness of card skimming, which has risen … [Read more...] about Samsung Pay Protects South Africans from Card Skimmers
World Cup is reminding South Africans that sport is still divided | The Conversation
World Cup is reminding South Africans that sport is still divided: New Zealand's Sonny Bill Williams is tackled by South Africans RG Snyman (right) and Frans Malherbe during a Rugby World Cup 2019 match in Yokohama, south of Tokyo. EPA/Kimimasa MayamaAs South Africa’s Springbok rugby team vies for victory in the 2019 Rugby World Cup tournament, it is worthwhile to reflect … [Read more...] about World Cup is reminding South Africans that sport is still divided | The Conversation
Young South Africans upbeat despite broken promises and poor odds | The Conversation
Young South Africans upbeat despite broken promises and poor odds: Young people are balancing several responsibilities - they're school-goers, job seekers or employees, caregivers, friends and community members. ShutterstockThere is no doubt that young people in South Africa face a myriad of problems: high unemployment, poor educational outcomes, various forms of poverty, … [Read more...] about Young South Africans upbeat despite broken promises and poor odds | The Conversation
