A round-up of news updates, including delays in the cabinet announcement, analysis on the arrest of an IEC official; and, a look at national compliance inspection for expired foods. Moneyweb

‘We are taking such decisive steps against it to ensure that the public is aware that everything that happens online, we are monitoring, and steps will be taken if it is found to be offensive or crosses that line,’ says SAHRC commissioner, Sandra Makoasha. Moneyweb

Here's a round-up of news updates, including the complexities of the GNU, the Human Rights Commission on suspended DA MP, and the increase in coffee prices. Moneyweb

‘When you look at the trend that oil is going into at the moment, and if the trend and the trajectory of the rand is anything to go by in the last couple of weeks, then certainly I think long term the outlook could be positive,’ says the Automobile Association’s Layton Beard. Moneyweb

A round-up of news updates, including the shift to a GNU cabinet, why creating a strong password is important and some relief at the pumps for motorists. Moneyweb

‘I believe that journalism will survive because it's so important to our society and our economy, but I would be very cautious because it's going to be a rough, tough ride for some years to come,’ says Professor Anton Harber, executive director of Campaign for Freedom of Expression. Moneyweb

A round-up of news updates, including inauguration day in South Africa, the youth on the new political landscape and looming troubles in print media. Moneyweb

‘There are a lot of opportunities beyond the farm gate that are much more attractive and that use new technologies, uses AI, uses blockchain and uses all these new and interesting things that the youth are interested in,’ says Dr Melissa van der Merwe, lecturer in the Department of Agricultural Economics at Stellenbosch University. Moneyweb

A round-up of news updates, including the Progressive Caucus on future plans, SA prepares for the inauguration and how to get the youth interested in agriculture. Moneyweb

‘We have to reimagine democracy and we have to revisit difficult things like the redistribution of wealth, land reform, all of these tricky ones that we've been kicking down the road for too long now,’ says Verne Harris, acting CEO of the Nelson Mandela Foundation. Moneyweb