The missing voters: SA’s stark township-suburb turnout gap
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Red meat levy funds the fight against disease. Crypto’s biggest-ever hack exposes the risks behind the riches. And the recipe for restaurants that keep diners coming back.
RMIS CEO Dewald Olivier explains how the red meat levy will fund disease prevention, while Graeme Götz examines the turnout gap between townships and suburbs. Forvis Mazars’s Dr Wiehann Olivier unpacks the risks exposed by crypto’s biggest-ever hack, and Dineplan’s Paige Errera explores what keeps diners returning to their favourite restaurants.
Dewald Olivier: CEO, Red Meat Industry Services Graeme Gotz: Director of research, Gauteng City-Region Observatory Dr Wiehann Olivier: Partner and global co-head of digital assets, Forvis Mazars Paige Errera: Head of marketing, Dineplan
Red meat levy funds the fight against disease. Crypto’s biggest-ever hack exposes the risks behind the riches. And the recipe for restaurants that keep diners coming back.
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