5 Things ·13 May 2026 Calm before the storm in South Africa, and good news for people with Capitec bank accounts
5 Things ·12 May 2026 Shoprite CEO joins the chorus of warnings for South Africa, and DStv under threat
5 Things ·11 May 2026 Kganyago sends a warning to the United States, and the DA in hot water in Cape Town
5 Things ·9 May 2026 R1.6 billion ‘missing’ from major city, and Ramaphosa responds to Constitutional Court ruling
5 Things ·7 May 2026 Eskom’s new starting salary for employees, and bad news for homeowners in Johannesburg
5 Things ·6 May 2026 Important businesses exiting South Africa, and good news for people filling up with diesel
5 Things ·5 May 2026 DStv owner in hot water, and international car brand plans factory upgrade in South Africa
5 Things ·4 May 2026 R8 billion company delists after 20 years in South Africa, and war is brewing in Cape Town
5 Things ·1 May 2026 Government officials in hot water, and Ramaphosa sets the date for South Africa’s big day
5 Things ·30 Apr 2026 Good news about driving licence renewals, and small Khayelitsha business scores R1.4 million deal with international airline
5 Things ·29 Apr 2026 Coca-Cola South Africa in hot water, and Government’s R17.2 billion ‘gift’ to South Africans
5 Things ·28 Apr 2026 Speed cameras down in major city, and United States sends a message to South Africa
5 Things ·27 Apr 2026 Big boost for South Africans with green ID books, and Minister withdraws controversial AI policy
5 Things ·26 Apr 2026 Minister slammed for using sources that do not exist, and Reserve Bank sends fake news warning
5 Things ·25 Apr 2026 New type of Pick n Pay store launches in South Africa, and Ramaphosa set for NHI battle
5 Things ·24 Apr 2026 End of an era for Woolworths chocolate maker, and Ramaphosa suspends top official
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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