5 Things ·2 Jun 2026 Serious allegations against SPAR, and a warning to South Africans driving Chinese cars
5 Things ·31 May 2026 Biggest salary increase in history for Eskom employees, and task team deployed at Woolworths stores
5 Things ·30 May 2026 City of Joburg secures R3.8 billion loan, and new tax on the cards for vehicle license renewals in South Africa
5 Things ·29 May 2026 Bad news for anyone who uses Pick n Pay Asap, and R3.2 billion Afrikaans ‘university’ taking shape
5 Things ·28 May 2026 One company that stole R6.5 billion from South Africans, and big changes for speeding fines are coming
5 Things ·27 May 2026 Good news for anyone with a drivers licence, and South Africans may stop using the rand
5 Things ·26 May 2026 More bad news for people with DStv, and government coming after electric vehicle owners
5 Things ·25 May 2026 South Africa submits ambitious deal to the US, and the state-owned firm that pays the average worker R1.7 million
5 Things ·23 May 2026 Huge problem for South Africans with green ID books, and plans to stop fake news
5 Things ·22 May 2026 Dawie Roodt warns the government is losing control, and R7 billion blow to WeBuyCars
5 Things ·21 May 2026 Three men who saved South Africa from disaster, and big blow to VAT hikes in South Africa
5 Things ·20 May 2026 One of South Africa’s biggest medical aids in deep trouble, and Mantashe in hot water
5 Things ·19 May 2026 Major bank officially exits South Africa after 30 years, and storm brewing for Pick n Pay
5 Things ·18 May 2026 Good news for people with traffic fines in major cities, and South Africans dumping government services
5 Things ·17 May 2026 Ramaphosa reveals major new deal with China, and Bill Gates dumps all his Microsoft shares
5 Things ·16 May 2026 Good news for Capitec customers, and R80 billion down the drain in South Africa
5 Things ·15 May 2026 United States tables new investigation targeting South Africans, and say goodbye to TV licences
5 Things ·14 May 2026 New SARS boss issues warning to his first targets, and Andre de Ruyter’s nightmare coming true
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
Partner content Ctrack Launches Crystal Fines Management to Strengthen Financial and Operational Control
Partner content Forget low-code – This is how South African companies are using AI for software development
Loading ... Loading ... Loading ... Loading ...