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Motoring ·17 Oct 2021

7 used family sports cars you can buy for under R400,000

Energy ·17 Oct 2021

Load shedding is back, so here’s an answer to the question: battery backup or generator?

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Val de Vie Estate Builds on Investment Success with the Launch of Val de Vie Vivante Village South

Wealth ·17 Oct 2021

What the Pandora Papers mean for taxpayers in South Africa

Government ·17 Oct 2021

Police have changed their strategy around lockdown rules in South Africa: report

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Protect the business you’ve built, so you can keep building what’s next

Property ·17 Oct 2021

This coastal town in South Africa is the new hotspot for high-net-worth semigration buyers

Motoring ·16 Oct 2021

South Africa’s cheapest family SUVs to own and repair – including Toyota RAV4, Mazda CX-5, Forester and VW Tiguan

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From Automation to Autonomy: How Much Should Finance Departments Trust AI?

Software ·16 Oct 2021

Beware these 3 mobile threats in South Africa

Finance ·16 Oct 2021

SARS explains what happens to your taxes when you die in South Africa

Business ·16 Oct 2021

South Africa’s work week is changing – and it’s more important to come into the office on certain days: expert

Property ·16 Oct 2021

How much you could save on a R1 million bond by paying in your tax refund – and home upgrades that create value

Lifestyle ·16 Oct 2021

New nationality changes on the cards for the UK – what South Africans should know

Energy ·15 Oct 2021

Pictures: What rising sea levels will do to South Africa’s coastal cities

Business ·15 Oct 2021

Virgin Atlantic to relaunch direct flights from London to Cape Town

IT Services ·15 Oct 2021

How much digital, IT and tech jobs pay in South Africa

Lifestyle ·15 Oct 2021

Good news for South Africans travelling to the UK

Government ·15 Oct 2021

Government is introducing a new school certificate for South Africa in 2023 – what you should know

Motoring ·15 Oct 2021

These cars are at high risk of theft in South Africa: security company

Lifestyle ·15 Oct 2021

South Africa to look at first use of booster Covid-19 vaccines

Business ·15 Oct 2021

Clampdown on companies violating BEE laws in South Africa

Government ·15 Oct 2021

Dlamini-Zuma outlines new model for municipalities in South Africa

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Energy ·2 Nov 2026

101% electricity price hike for South Africa

Business ·2 Nov 2026

End of an era for 158-year-old law firm in South Africa

Business ·2 Nov 2026

R1.8 billion in pension funds invested in a company now in business rescue, with only R15,000 left

Government ·2 Nov 2026

3 scenarios for this week’s election – including the worst case for investors in South Africa

Finance ·2 Nov 2026

New currency for South Africa, China, Russia, India and Brazil a tough sell

Energy ·2 Nov 2026

R950 petrol price pain for South Africa

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Val de Vie Estate Builds on Investment Success with the Launch of Val de Vie Vivante Village South

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What makes a premium TV worth the upgrade in 2026?

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Last chance to apply – Durban University of Technology extends 2027 applications

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Fuel prices have soared. Here are two ways you can save

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Media ·2 Nov 2026

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5 Things ·2 Nov 2026

Taxpayers spend R3.6 million per home for low-income families, and DStv cuts 16 channels

Lifestyle ·1 Nov 2026

Skilled South Africans welcomed by one of the safest countries in the world – getting paid up to R4.2 million

Business ·1 Nov 2026

How much you would have made if you invested R1,000 in Woolworths 25 years ago

Property ·1 Nov 2026

People snatching up homes in South African town getting its own R600 million medical school

Education ·1 Nov 2026

One group of skilled South Africans calling it quits