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Property ·4 Nov 2020

Planned changes for South Africa’s complexes and other sectional titles

Finance ·4 Nov 2020

5 important things happening in South Africa today

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What Makes a Good Guide Dog? The Dedication Behind Assistance Dogs

Government ·4 Nov 2020

Red Falcon, missiles prioritized for South African defense needs

Wealth ·3 Nov 2020

How much money you need to earn to be in the richest 1% in South Africa

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The Power of Partnership: Building Connected Payment Ecosystems Together

Enterprise ·3 Nov 2020

Lenovo points to record earnings on strong PC sales

Business ·3 Nov 2020

Bridgestone closes Port Elizabeth plant – 252 workers affected

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When cover works for members, HR teams, and everyone in between

Media ·3 Nov 2020

Plan to collect TV licence fees for smartphones and laptops in South Africa could face major problems

Finance ·3 Nov 2020

The ‘hidden’ tax cost of cutting the public wage bill

Business ·3 Nov 2020

Old Mutual CEO reboots strategy

Technology ·3 Nov 2020

City of Joburg is hiring – with the whole process going online

Telecommunications ·3 Nov 2020

Telkom ‘solidly’ third biggest mobile operator in South Africa

Finance ·3 Nov 2020

Government in talks with South Africa’s pension funds to access ‘big pool of liquidity’ for investment

Banking ·3 Nov 2020

Capitec now offers home loans

Government ·3 Nov 2020

Government wants to change how police, security and neighbourhood watches work – but there are problems

Mobile ·3 Nov 2020

You will soon be able to send ‘disappearing’ messages through WhatsApp – how they work

Cloud and hosting ·3 Nov 2020

Teraco begins work on Africa’s largest data centre

Software ·3 Nov 2020

How much money developers can expect to earn in South Africa right now: Cape Town vs Joburg vs Pretoria

Business ·3 Nov 2020

5 important things happening in South Africa today

Hardware ·3 Nov 2020

Apple to launch MacBooks with own chips – ending 15-year relationship with Intel

Government ·3 Nov 2020

Government begins talks to regulate minibus taxi industry in South Africa

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Business ·10 Jul 2026

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Energy ·10 Jul 2026

New rules coming for petrol and diesel rationing, and a level 3 fuel shortage emergency in South Africa

Business ·10 Jul 2026

R1.75 billion mega-bridge in South Africa delayed by three more years

Business ·10 Jul 2026

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5 Things ·10 Jul 2026

End of an era for 50 iconic stores in South Africa’s major shopping malls, and Rupert’s plan to give more people land and houses

Banking ·10 Jul 2026

Capitec sells business for R210 million

Business ·9 Jul 2026

The South African who left his job at a liquor company to start a bank and became a billionaire

Business ·9 Jul 2026

Hope for Mr Price after controversial deal to buy European retailer for R9.6 billion

Motoring ·9 Jul 2026

Calm before the storm for South Africa’s new driving laws

Government ·9 Jul 2026

War brewing over plan to impose BEE laws on Springboks vs All Blacks Tour