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Can someone be evicted from a piece of open land in South Africa? In 2025, the short answer is yes, but only if the correct legal...
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Should Uber drivers refuse destinations in 2025? If a driver accepts your ride, they must take you to your destination. Uber’s Non‑Discrimination Policy explicitly forbids refusing...
