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Lifestyle ·8 Aug 2018

These two South Africans moved to Australia without even visiting it first – as the number of SA migrants grows

Energy ·8 Aug 2018

What a litre of petrol would cost in South Africa without government’s steep taxes

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Why Medical Aids Need To Be Active Partners In Managing Chronic Conditions

Mobile ·8 Aug 2018

MTN CEO warns about getting too excited over 5G in South Africa

Technology ·8 Aug 2018

Woolworths is trialling a new recycling ‘vending machine’ – here’s how it works

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Why international companies are choosing this leading South African app and AI development company for 2027

Mobile ·8 Aug 2018

MTN shares take the biggest knock in over a year

Property ·8 Aug 2018

The cost of living in a luxury vs middle-class vs low income area in South Africa right now

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The pressure before the click: How I decide whether a setup deserves capital

Media ·8 Aug 2018

Naspers appoints CEO for new video unit

IT Services ·8 Aug 2018

University of Pretoria launches new tech incubator

Finance ·8 Aug 2018

Student protests cost universities close to R800 million in damages

Business ·8 Aug 2018

How ex-Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste made millions by dealing in ‘cheap’ stock

Motoring ·8 Aug 2018

ANC being vague and non-committal over the scrapping of e-tolls

Mobile ·8 Aug 2018

MTN South Africa lifts digital revenue and customer growth

Business ·8 Aug 2018

5 important things happening in South Africa today

Banking ·8 Aug 2018

Billionaire Patrice Motsepe to take control of digital bank, TymeDigital in SA

Lifestyle ·7 Aug 2018

It costs over R400,000 a year to attend South Africa’s most expensive school

Finance ·7 Aug 2018

National minimum wage one step closer to implementation

Business ·7 Aug 2018

South Africa’s best companies for customer experience

Finance ·7 Aug 2018

SARS appoints new finance chief

Banking ·7 Aug 2018

Why the Reserve Bank need not worry about a weak rand

Telecommunications ·7 Aug 2018

Here’s how the South African government could be using your phone to spy on you

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Government ·12 Oct 2026

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Wealth ·12 Oct 2026

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Business ·12 Oct 2026

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Business ·12 Oct 2026

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Business ·12 Oct 2026

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5 Things ·12 Oct 2026

Plan to end the use of driving licences as ID in South Africa, and WeBuyCars loses R12.9 billion

Education ·11 Oct 2026

Oldest Afrikaans school ranked the best in South Africa for two years straight – averaging 3.6 distinctions per student

Banking ·11 Oct 2026

How much you would have if you invested R1,000 in Capitec when it listed on the JSE

Finance ·11 Oct 2026

The government wants to take over R88 billion owed to ordinary South Africans

Lifestyle ·11 Oct 2026

New National Park declared for South Africa

Banking ·11 Oct 2026

South Africans charged R31 billion to keep and access their own money