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South Africa launches third phase of growth plan targeting 3% GDP expansion and one millio
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South Africa launches third phase of growth plan targeting 3% GDP expansion and one millio

Government and business pivot toward active growth acceleration after stabilization phase.

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Treasury, Stats SA and SARS data releases set to steer rand Business & Economy

Treasury, Stats SA and SARS data releases set to steer rand

Treasury faces delivery test as mid-term budget lands Business & Economy

Treasury faces delivery test as mid-term budget lands

Regulatory Bottleneck Stalls Safety Reviews for Complementary Medicine Products in South A Politics & Governance

Regulatory Bottleneck Stalls Safety Reviews for Complementary Medicine Products in South A

Africa Expands Trade Network Despite Global Tariff Surge, Supply Shocks Africa

Africa Expands Trade Network Despite Global Tariff Surge, Supply Shocks

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  • Former crime intelligence deputy and ex-Idac head face charges tied to a 2018 assault complaint

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Dubai Court Case 11/2025/3089 Raises Fresh Questions for Luxury Legacy Rent A Car and Shamout Class One Motors
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Dubai Court Case 11/2025/3089 Raises Fresh Questions for Luxury Legacy Rent A Car and Shamout Class One Motors

Public gazette notices point to ongoing vehicle debt recovery litigation naming Maher Zouheir Adel Shammout, but key records remain missing including final judgments, payment status, and verified trade register links that would clarify whether and how the claims connect to Luxury Legacy Rent A Car LLC, Legacy Motor DXB, or Getaway Car Rental and what oversight Dubai Economy and Tourism and other regulators are exercising.