5 Things ·3 Apr 2026 End of the road for Nissan factory in South Africa, and SARS giving every taxpayer a new identity
5 Things ·2 Apr 2026 SARS rakes in record amount from taxpayers, and important South African company loses R3 trillion
5 Things ·1 Apr 2026 There’s still a plan to save the Post Office, and bad news for Eskom customers in South Africa
5 Things ·31 Mar 2026 City of Tshwane hits major Makro store, and Liqui Fruit ordered to drop its trademark
5 Things ·30 Mar 2026 Warning to anyone with prepaid electricity meters, and man chosen to save ties with the United States
5 Things ·28 Mar 2026 South African billionaire’s company fined, and CEO sends a warning about the United States
5 Things ·27 Mar 2026 Good news for people with DStv in South Africa, and end of an era for Carte Blanche
5 Things ·26 Mar 2026 Another food product pulled from shelves in South Africa, and SA police in hot water
5 Things ·25 Mar 2026 Western Cape in deep trouble, and bad news for anyone with outstanding traffic fines
5 Things ·24 Mar 2026 Another big South African employer being liquidated, and Walmart’s top man in South Africa quits
5 Things ·23 Mar 2026 Two South African brothers lose R1.46 billion, and new criminal group targeting South Africans
5 Things ·22 Mar 2026 Bad news for DStv in South Africa, and SARS clamps down on one group of taxpayers
5 Things ·21 Mar 2026 United States eyeing a small South African town, and R9,000 warning for solar power users
5 Things ·20 Mar 2026 South Africa hits two countries with tariffs of its own, and motorists warned not to panic
5 Things ·19 Mar 2026 Warning to Cape Town residents with unpaid bills, and Eskom to miss important target
5 Things ·18 Mar 2026 Checkers ad ruled misleading, and major law firm sends a warning to South Africa
5 Things ·17 Mar 2026 Bad news for people wanting to go away for Easter, and major trade union calls out Dawie Roodt
5 Things ·16 Mar 2026 Warning to anyone who hasn’t paid their e-tolls, and tax surprise coming for businesses 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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