A round-up of news, including a look at whether other nations will join SA’s case against Israel ahead of the ICJ's ruling.

An update on the latest in the development of an HIV vaccine and why SA has a dearth of accountants.

‘A couple of things that we have consistently made recommendations about when it comes to looking for fraudsters is that you need to ensure that they're actually a fully registered business and that they have business bank accounts,’ says Otto de Vries, CEO of the Association of Southern African Travel Agents.

A round-up of news updates, including a look at plans by opposition parties to fix SA’s economy.

How to verify a travel agency before booking a holiday and the impact of the lack of qualifications in the public service.

‘As it stands, we will be able to vaccinate 7.8 million broiler breeders, but we will still have 27 million commercial layers not vaccinated. For vaccines to work, we need to actually vaccinate the population,’ says Izaak Breitenbach, CEO at the South African Poultry Association.

A round-up of news updates, including a look at what's causing the bird flu vaccine delays.

A look at tech trends that will change the insurance sector and whether Donald Trump’s New Hampshire primary win signals a return to the White House.

‘The moment you pick up something that is ridiculous, you just know that's a red flag, you should never, never entertain that, as much as the cost of fuel is too high, don't get into temptation,’ says Avhapfani Tshifularo, executive director of the South African Petroleum Industry Association.

A round-up of news updates, including a look at the challenges facing SA’s economy in 2024.

Consequences for counterfeit diesel sellers, and will we see a rate cut on Thursday?

‘You may find that the party, such as the DA, would have received a voters’ roll from the IEC and we provided a voters’ roll without ID numbers because that’s personal information,’ says James Aphane, electoral operations manager at the IEC.

A round-up of news updates, including a look at concerns over the misuse of the defence department’s budget.

A look at why the ANC is delaying action against Jacob Zuma, and we find out whether political parties are allowed to call registered voters ahead of elections.

‘The only way that I can see is that there must be some private operators in our terminals. That's the global trend with government owning ports and being the landlord,’ says Anton Rabe, executive director of Hortgro.