5 Things ·29 Dec 2025 Goodbye 5-year driving licence, and collapse at major shopping mall in South Africa
5 Things ·24 Dec 2025 R6 million blow to WeBuyCars, and South Africa’s richest city wants to escape Eskom
5 Things ·23 Dec 2025 US coming with a list of demands for South Africa, and Cape Town’s R180 million security wall under fire
5 Things ·19 Dec 2025 US sends a threat to South Africa, and bad start for people with DStv in South Africa
5 Things ·18 Dec 2025 US firm after billionaire Motsepe’s companies for R3.2 billion, and end of Post Office’s monopoly on small parcel deliveries
5 Things ·17 Dec 2025 Discovery CEO sells R50 million in shares, and crisis worse than load shedding taking hold in South Africa
5 Things ·16 Dec 2025 Good news for Eskom customers in South Africa, and Ramaphosa withholds interim Madlanga report from the public
5 Things ·15 Dec 2025 End of an era coming for TV licences in South Africa, and three private ‘universities’ getting shut down
5 Things ·12 Dec 2025 New state-owned company for South Africa, and woman who stopped total grid collapse leaving Eskom
5 Things ·11 Dec 2025 Mr Price crashes by R6 billion, and serious trouble at one of South Africa’s biggest universities
5 Things ·10 Dec 2025 Blow to iconic fast food restaurant, and South Africa’s richest woman returning home
5 Things ·9 Dec 2025 Win for Please Call Me idea-man Makate, and good news about electricity prices in South Africa
5 Things ·8 Dec 2025 Historical interest rate change coming for 135,000 homeowners, and R311 million down the drain
5 Things ·5 Dec 2025 190,500 South African driving licences cancelled, and end of an era for EskomSePush
5 Things ·3 Dec 2025 Major banks closing branches across South Africa, and storm brewing over Cape Town property taxes
5 Things ·2 Dec 2025 Plot to oust Ramaphosa, and one of South Africa’s major employers to issue retrenchment notices
5 Things ·1 Dec 2025 SARS going after major bank for R5 billion, and Eskom’s double-digit electricity price warning
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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