This is what it means to be middle class in South Africa

2016-09-12 BusinessTech Newsletter When were you last headhunted? Leading SA businesses are looking for quality candidates like you. Upload your CV on [www.pnet.co.za] and join the chosen few. BusinessTech Top Articles [(click here for all news)] [This is what it means to be middle class in South Africa] A new government report shows that the middle class in South Africa may be far smaller than many believe. [These are the things South Africans hate the most about work] A new poll of 12,000 office workers nationwide has revealed the things we like and loathe the most in our places of work. [Zuma has paid back the money for Nkandla] President Jacob Zuma has paid back the money he owes for the non-security upgrades to his Nkandla home, National Treasury confirmed. [Gordhan to Guptas: take SA banks to court if you have nothing to hide] Finance minister Pravin Gordhan has flipped the Guptas' script on them, and said the family should take the South African banks that blacklisted them to court - if they have nothing to hide, and feel like their rights have been violated. [South Africa is the cheapest country in the world – for expats] South Africa is the cheapest country in the world for foreigners who are looking to retire or relocate, according to the latest data from Numbeo and GoBankingRates. How can you make sure you don't miss a single sale this year? By making sure you're never out of stock. Our specialists offer meaningful advice and the right solutions to your business. [Check it out!] Other news you may have missed [Massive rise in disputed debit orders in South Africa: report] The Ombudsman for Banking Services has told Moneyweb that disputed debit order complaints are up 54% over the past year. [Cheapest ever uncapped ADSL prices in South Africa] Afrihost and Webafrica recently slashed the price of its uncapped ADSL products, offering the best value-for-money ever seen in the country. [Why it is legal for FNB to SIM-lock its smartphones] FNB is not breaking any laws by locking its branded phones to its network. [R273,972 per day to lease a VIP jet for Zuma] The Democratic Alliance says that the government has allocated R273,972 per day for the lease of a presidential jet for Jacob Zuma, while insiders say 'there is no logical reason for not flying Inkwazi'. Partner Content [An opportunity for many South Africans to become investors] The opportunity to apply for shares in MTN Zakhele Futhi. BitCo Communigate, Complete Control of your Business Communication. Fully integrated, customisable, [IP PBX solutions from BitCo.] [Twitter] | [Facebook] | [Newsletter] | [RSS] You received this message because you are subscribed to the BusinessTech newsletter. If you wish to no longer receive these messages, simply [click here to unsubscribe].