Yesterday CPS CEO, Serge Belamant, said shareholders expect 30% or 40% profit from the new contract with the South Africa Social Security Agency (Sassa) to pay social grants from 1 April. Allan Gray COO Rob Dower reponds. 

Yesterday CPS CEO, Serge Belamant, said shareholders expect 30% or 40% profit from the new contract with the South Africa Social Security Agency (Sassa) to pay social grants from 1 April.&nbsp;Allan Gray COO&nbsp;Rob Dower reponds.&nbsp;

Get all the news you need to know each day with Bongani Bingwa’s Breakfast Show. Stay updated on developing stories and hear from the newsmakers making headlines as well as ordinary listeners affected by the stories. 

Get all the news you need to know each day with Bongani Bingwa’s Breakfast Show. Stay updated on developing stories and hear from the newsmakers making headlines as well as ordinary listeners affected by the stories.

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Allan Gray doesn't want CPS to make profit from new social grants contract

Russian spies in Germany accused of sabotaging support for Ukraine; a heavy tattoo tribute with an inky link from Metallica to Motörhead. Bongani Bingwa gets all the details from Adam Gilchrist.

Russian spies in Germany accused of sabotaging support for Ukraine; a heavy tattoo tribute with an inky link from Metallica to Motörhead. Bongani Bingwa gets all the details from Adam Gilchrist.

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Bongani Bingwa speaks with Prof. Richard Calland, Political Analyst and Writer of The Brothers, Number One, and a Weekend Special, about what to expect from the new play, which will premiere at Market Theatre on April 20, 2024. The play delves into the labyrinth of personal interests, corruption, and abuse of power that has shaped the perilous world of current South African politics.

Bongani Bingwa speaks with Prof. Richard Calland, Political Analyst and Writer of The Brothers, Number One, and a Weekend Special, about what to expect from the new play, which will premiere at Market Theatre on April 20, 2024. The play delves into the labyrinth of personal interests, corruption, and abuse of power that has shaped the perilous world of current South African politics.

The Brothers, Number One, and a Weekend Special

Never get comfortable.

What’s Viral with Jonathan “Khabazela” Fairbairn.

Never get comfortable.
What’s Viral with Jonathan “Khabazela” Fairbairn.

Allan Gray doesn't want CPS to make profit from new social grants contract

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