South Africa: Cabinet Approves Policy Switch On Digital Migration While Government Looks to Cap Price of Unleaded Petrol

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Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane was in Parliament again on Thursday, not to be told about that pending decision on an inquiry into her fitness for office, but to present her annual report. It was civil and brief. MPs are fully focused on the sausage factory of departmental and entities' annual reports which must be completed next week.

Meanwhile, across Parliament Avenue, Cabinet announced two policy flip-flops - one on the digital migration set-top boxes, the other on how the petrol price is done.

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