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Government ·13 Jul 2021

South Africa to declare a state of emergency should the need arise: defence minister

Government ·13 Jul 2021

Pandora’s box opened in South Africa as foreign investors look on: analyst

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Banking ·13 Jul 2021

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Business ·13 Jul 2021

Major highway shut down as riots cause food security concerns in South Africa

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Absa launches Absa CashFlow, first-in-market solution offering on-demand cash pickup, transport and processing for businesses operating in retail cash environments

Business ·13 Jul 2021

5 important things happening in South Africa today

Business ·13 Jul 2021

200 shopping malls looted, and an estimated R2 billion lost: has Ramaphosa made a mistake?

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Government ·13 Jul 2021

2,500 army members deployed to quell riots and looting in South Africa

Government ·12 Jul 2021

Ramaphosa announces new security measures to end riots and looting – here’s what is coming

Business ·12 Jul 2021

Anarchy and civil war – business leaders and economists raise alarms as State of Emergency in South Africa expected

Finance ·12 Jul 2021

Rand slumps with riots adding to Covid woes

Lifestyle ·12 Jul 2021

New law to ‘redefine’ discrimination in South Africa: government

Government ·12 Jul 2021

Government extends South Africa’s state of disaster by another month

Government ·12 Jul 2021

SA businesses looted and destroyed in widespread riots – army deployed to intervene

Banking ·12 Jul 2021

World Bank sends warning to South Africa

Business Opinion ·12 Jul 2021

Business Talk – In conversation with Audrey Mothupi, CEO of Systemic Logic

Business ·12 Jul 2021

Premier pushes for ‘common sense’ lockdown restrictions in South Africa

Banking ·12 Jul 2021

Property data highlights where in South Africa businesses are under the most financial pressure

Business ·12 Jul 2021

Extended lockdown was inevitable – and will come at a cost for South Africa: economists

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5 Things ·31 Oct 2026

Petrol stations could be shut down in 60 days in South Africa, and Cape Town International Airport warning

Technology ·31 Oct 2026

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Government ·30 Oct 2026

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Business ·30 Oct 2026

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Lifestyle ·30 Oct 2026

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