5 Things ·22 Feb 2026 New traffic fine and driving system hits another major roadblock, and big changes for debit orders in South Africa
5 Things ·21 Feb 2026 Andre de Ruyter on Ramaphosa, and South Africans threatened with arrest for fixing potholes
5 Things ·20 Feb 2026 R7 billion hole for one of South Africa’s major cities, and good news on the table for people with solar panels
5 Things ·19 Feb 2026 One of South Africa’s biggest shopping malls cut off, and warning to people who drink tap water
5 Things ·18 Feb 2026 MTN buys international company for R35.2 billion, and warning to online gamblers in South Africa
5 Things ·17 Feb 2026 Uber and Bolt could soon be illegal, and free Wi-Fi on the cards for South Africans
5 Things ·16 Feb 2026 Banks warned over practices toward black businesses, and money set to flood into South Africa
5 Things ·13 Feb 2026 Principal of top-performing private school resigns, and scheduled water cuts on the cards for South Africa
5 Things ·12 Feb 2026 R9 billion upgrades for major South African international airport, and Ramaphosa conducts minister performance reviews
5 Things ·11 Feb 2026 Warning about new SARS comissioner, and Eskom finds another way to hold South Africa back
5 Things ·10 Feb 2026 Iconic hotel brand exits major South African city, and it’s not looking good for the Post Office
5 Things ·9 Feb 2026 Warning to all motorists in South Africa, and big changes for interest rates on the cards
5 Things ·6 Feb 2026 Make or break for VW in South Africa, and US slams another South African decision
5 Things ·5 Feb 2026 More signs of collapse in South Africa’s richest city, and new possession rules for cannabis
5 Things ·4 Feb 2026 Trouble for Please Call Me idea-man, and fight brewing over rooftop solar in South Africa
5 Things ·29 Jan 2026 South Africa heading for a ‘cliff’, and Interpol fugitive found working at Virgin Active
5 Things ·28 Jan 2026 Bad news for Chinese car lovers, and say goodbye major DStv monopoly in South Africa
Government ·9 Sep 2026 A scenario that could see anyone earning over R60,000 a month in South Africa being forced to pay for medical aid
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