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buy this article By Kotie GeldenhuysPhotos courtesy of Ihsaan Haffejee/GroundUp and Ashraf Hendricks/GroundUp With local government elections scheduled for November 2026, the familiar promise of improved “service delivery” has returned to the campaign trail. Political party candidates vow to ensure access to water, sanitation, electricity and other basic services to struggling communities, pledges that many

buy this article By Kotie Geldenhuys Photos/images courtesy of Unsplash and Pexels It looks real. It feels real. But it is not. Counterfeit cash is slipping into cash drawers during daily transactions … quietly, swiftly and often unnoticed, turning ordinary moments into costly mistakes. From street markets to major retailers, fake money is moving and

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