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Another bad sign for Audi, BMW, and Mercedes in South Africa I New R10 billion estate in the works for South Africa Phuthi Mahanyele-Dabengwa has come a long way to cement herself as one of South Africa's most powerful business leaders. [BusinessTech logo]( Igniting Innovation - Partnering with you on your digital transformation journey. [Find out more at CoCre8.]( [Today on BusinessTech]( [◼ The woman who watched Ramaphosa’s billions – and now leads one of South Africa’s most valuable companies]( [◼ Another bad sign for Audi, BMW, and Mercedes in South Africa]( [◼ New R10 billion estate in the works for South Africa]( [◼ Temu and Shein hurt Woolworths in South Africa]( [◼ Shoprite announces R3 billion store sale]( [Latest news]( [◼ Big turn for BEE in South Africa’s property sector]( [◼ SARS already scoring millions from two-pot, and strike warning for the Western Cape]( [◼ 10 worst areas for hijacking in South Africa – and the cars being targeted]( [◼ The big problem for South Africa keeping Standard Bank’s CEO up at night]( [◼ ‘All hands on deck’ to take out criminal mafias in South Africa]( ERP is not losing money. Improve your processes with SYSPRO. [Find out more.]( [Partner content]( [◼ Save on your car insurance today – Or get up to R1,500 cash]( [◼ Codehesion – South Africa’s leading Android and iOS app development company]( [◼ The Ambitious Academy is a game changer for the South African signage industry]( [◼ Managing connected devices? How to choose a cellular IoT connectivity partner]( [◼ Introducing the best cybersecurity solution for South African businesses – Judy Security]( Learn how OfferZen can help you streamline your developer hiring – [get the demo video]( [Facebook]([Twitter]([LinkedIn]([YouTube]( [Manage your preferences or unsubscribe]( • [View PDF]( • [Pause Subscription]( • [View Online]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} on 04-09-2024 This is intended for opt-in communication only. If you feel this email is unsolicited please [report it]( to us Email Powered By Everlytic

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