5 Things ·27 Nov 2025 Eskom hit with R12,900 per month pay increase demands, and one province at risk of going bankrupt
5 Things ·26 Nov 2025 Government proposes a new national tax, and South Africa’s richest city owes Microsoft R344 million
5 Things ·25 Nov 2025 Big changes coming to electricity prices in South Africa, and SARS’ plan to collect more tax revenue
5 Things ·24 Nov 2025 Another R160 million circling the drain, and trouble for South Africa’s Afrikaans Uber
5 Things ·21 Nov 2025 Ramaphosa fires back at the US, and international retailer launches plan to take on Checkers in South Africa
5 Things ·20 Nov 2025 US sends final warning to South Africa, and collapsing state company spends R4 million on awards party
5 Things ·19 Nov 2025 R3.6 billion in pension savings down the drain, and major property problem in Cape Town
5 Things ·18 Nov 2025 Eight-year driving licences on the table, and international airlines consider cancelling Cape Town
5 Things ·17 Nov 2025 Money flooding into South Africa, and new rules for South Africans who lose their driving licence
5 Things ·13 Nov 2025 Best news in 25 years on the cards for South Africa, and Ramaphosa appoints new minister
5 Things ·12 Nov 2025 New Mercedes-Benz South Africa CEO resigns, and South Africa has done the impossible
5 Things ·11 Nov 2025 Another R1.08 trillion down the drain, and new business rules slammed as ‘BEE in disguise’
5 Things ·10 Nov 2025 Bad news for South Africans living abroad, and Ster-Kinekor closes cinemas in shopping malls
5 Things ·7 Nov 2025 Money flooding back into South Africa, and Post Office wants money from successful couriers
5 Things ·6 Nov 2025 Bad news for parents in South Africa’s richest province, and Eskom warns of more electricity price hikes
5 Things ·4 Nov 2025 Treasury investigating axing medical aid credits, and Gautrain in serious trouble
5 Things ·3 Nov 2025 Big secret about electricity costs to be revealed, and China targets collapsing industry in South Africa
5 Things ·31 Oct 2025 Warning to people who still have green ID books, and trouble for one of South Africa’s biggest employers
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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