A round-up of news updates, including an analysis of the weekend's political party campaigns, SA expats voting and what you need to know if you employ a part-time domestic worker. Moneyweb

‘The influence of South Africa around the world has been dented greatly and it has been an own goal because of the challenges, the corruption, the collapse of the infrastructure and so on,’ says Dr Kingsley Makhubela, former CEO of Brand South Africa. Moneyweb

A round-up of news updates, including a positive look at the NHI Bill and the anniversary of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. Moneyweb

‘We have been able to stop fraudulent claims in the past three years to the value of R3.6 billion. In the last six months alone, we have been able to stop fraudulent claims to the value of R460 million,’ says McIntosh Polela, spokesperson for the Road Accident Fund. Moneyweb

A round-up of news updates including the latest opinions around the NHI and fraud at the RAF. Moneyweb

‘We understand that there's a cost attached to criminal, credit and employment background checks, but the prevention of capital losses and reputational damage in the long run is immeasurable,’ says Mukondeleli Masiza, complex claims handler at Allianz Commercial South Africa. Moneyweb

Here's a round-up of news updates, including why protecting our communication networks is important during the elections, the rise in commercial crimes in SA and why olive oil is getting pricier. Moneyweb

Here's a round-up of news updates, including the rise in car spiking in Gauteng, the monkeypox alert, and The Travel Indaba, which has begun in Durban. Moneyweb

‘We've got to keep this momentum going because we have to unlock business confidence to reinvigorate business investment, international pipeline investment and then job creation,’ says James Mackay, CEO of the Energy Council of South Africa. Moneyweb

Here's a round-up of news, including more than 40 days without load shedding, foot and mouth disease in the Eastern Cape, and the police's update on the George building collapse. Moneyweb

‘They've had this problem once before, back when they were originally founded 10 years ago, and it was a relatively small change to transfer the bulk of the ownership control to South African residents,’ says Guy Leitch, editor of SA Flyer Magazine. Moneyweb