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Victims of apartheid urged to claim R30,000 reparations
Independent online (SA) 11 Feb 2026
Late Struggle stalwarts such as Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, Bram Fischer, Job Tabane, Dulcie September, Ruth First, and Joe Slovo are among thousands of victims of apartheid-era atrocities whose relatives are in line to receive R30,000 reparations.
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Speaker defends R30 million Parliament tent cost ahead of opening
Eye Witness News 06 Feb 2026
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South Africa: National Minimum Wage to Rise to R30.23 Per Hour From March
All Africa 04 Feb 2026
Employment and Labour Minister Nomakhosazana Meth has announced an increase in the statutory National Minimum Wage (NMW) for 2026, raising it from R28.79 to R30.23 for each ordinary hour worked ....
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National minimum wage rises to R30.23 an hour from March 1
Business Day 04 Feb 2026
Labour minister Nomakhosazana Meth announces an increase in the statutory national minimum wage .
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South Africa's National Minimum Wage to rise to R30.23 an hour from March
Independent online (SA) 04 Feb 2026
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Minister Nomakhosazana Meth increases statutory National Minimum Wage to R30,23 per hour (Government of the Republic of South Africa)
Public Technologies 04 Feb 2026
Minister of Employment and Labour, Nomakhosazana Meth, increases the statutory National Minimum Wage to R30,23 per hour ... Wage (NMW) rates for 2026 from R28,79 to R30,23 for each ordinary hour worked.
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News24 | National minimum wage above R30 per hour for the first time
News24 03 Feb 2026
The national minimum wage increases by 5% on 1 March ... .
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Minister of Employment and Labour, Meth increases the statutory National Minimum Wage to R30,23 per hour (Department of Employment and Labour - Republic of South Africa)
Public Technologies 03 Feb 2026
) Minister of Employment and Labour, Meth increases the statutory National Minimum Wage to R30,23 per hour ... Minimum Wage (NMW) rates for 2026 from R28,79 to R30,23 for each ordinary hour worked.
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Blue Downs athletics stadium to be reopened after R30 million upgrade
Independent online (SA) 27 Jan 2026
After years of limited access to regulation-standard facilities, athletes and schools in Blue Downs are set to benefit from the reopening of the area’s athletics stadium following a R30 million upgrade by the City of Cape Town ... .
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