5 Things ·12 Jul 2026 Bankrupt municipalities loot R1.7 billion in pension funds, and South Africa’s richest city running out of cash
5 Things ·11 Jul 2026 R1.5 billion shopping mall collapsing in plain sight, and Isuzu sends a warning to the government
5 Things ·10 Jul 2026 End of an era for 50 iconic stores in South Africa’s major shopping malls, and Rupert’s plan to give more people land and houses
5 Things ·9 Jul 2026 New R1.7 megabridge being built in South Africa, and top all-boys private school in hot water
5 Things ·8 Jul 2026 End of an era for 124-year-old company in South Africa, and billionaire Le Roux puts R6.5 billion in Capitec shares on the line
5 Things ·7 Jul 2026 Dis-Chem founders dump millions worth of their shares, and Woolworths faces investigation
5 Things ·5 Jul 2026 New mandatory licence fee coming to South Africa, and R100 million national shutdown blow
5 Things ·4 Jul 2026 Broken state company pays execs R37 million, and BEE billionaires feasting at taxpayers’ expense
5 Things ·3 Jul 2026 R75,000 fine for households with prepaid electricity meters, and state company pays average employee R1.7 million
5 Things ·2 Jul 2026 South Africa’s richest man gives 24,000 people houses and land, and South African brothers lose R1.58 billion in 10 months
5 Things ·29 Jun 2026 Checkers Sixty60 warning, and new SABC tactic to get South Africans to pay for TV licences
5 Things ·28 Jun 2026 Pesticides found in popular South African foods, and City of Joburg pays R1.44 billion to keep the lights on
5 Things ·26 Jun 2026 South African company being sued in Texas, and United States warns Ramaphosa is playing with fire
5 Things ·25 Jun 2026 Warning to users of Checkers Sixty60, MrD, Pick n Pay Asap, Woolies Dash, and new rules for scanning driving licences at estates
5 Things ·24 Jun 2026 Woolworths opens new ‘dark store’ in South Africa, and bankrupt city going after residents with 67% fixed charge increase
5 Things ·23 Jun 2026 DStv shutting down more channels, and warning about new private property laws 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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