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Business ·5 Jul 2026

The coastal city becoming the new semigration hotspot in South Africa

Lifestyle ·5 Jul 2026

Homeowners warned of new criminal tactic gaining momentum in South Africa

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5 Things ·5 Jul 2026

New mandatory licence fee coming to South Africa, and R100 million national shutdown blow

Business Opinion ·4 Jul 2026

The man who got paid R86.5 million to make private school cheaper in South Africa

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Finance ·4 Jul 2026

Savings shock for one group of South Africans

Government ·4 Jul 2026

Battle over plans to turn an over 100-year-old golf course into affordable housing in South Africa

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Property ·4 Jul 2026

Big changes for Airbnb and Booking.com in South Africa

Lifestyle ·4 Jul 2026

Fake Ubers forcing people to pay R4,200 for a single trip in South Africa

Government ·4 Jul 2026

Important precedent in South Africa has been set

5 Things ·4 Jul 2026

Broken state company pays execs R37 million, and BEE billionaires feasting at taxpayers’ expense

Business ·4 Jul 2026

Competition authority coming after Chicken Licken, KFC, Pick n Pay, Spar, and others in South Africa

Motoring ·3 Jul 2026

South Africans must kiss these 9 cars goodbye

Property ·3 Jul 2026

New R15 billion development in major coastal city in South Africa

Lifestyle ·3 Jul 2026

Woolworths launches new cash-back rewards

Government ·3 Jul 2026

The government role in South Africa that earns more than President Cyril Ramaphosa

Government ·3 Jul 2026

United States’ top official in South Africa meets with Solidarity and AfriForum to make the country ‘safer’

Energy ·3 Jul 2026

R6 per litre pain for petrol prices in South Africa

Business ·3 Jul 2026

Private school group in South Africa selling for R172 million

Lifestyle ·3 Jul 2026

People are throwing money for rent, fuel, and groceries down the drain in South Africa

5 Things ·3 Jul 2026

R75,000 fine for households with prepaid electricity meters, and state company pays average employee R1.7 million

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Government ·10 Sep 2026

Ramaphosa must sign new laws for South Africa before it’s too late

Government ·10 Sep 2026

South Africa slumps into a deficit

Banking ·10 Sep 2026

New banking services launching in South Africa in two months

Banking ·10 Sep 2026

One of South Africa’s most valuable banks planning major exit

Business ·10 Sep 2026

Good news for South Africa’s zero-fee bank

Finance ·10 Sep 2026

Foreign investors are pumping money into South Africa

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Scanning, imaging and same-day crowns: what to expect from a dental check-up in South Africa in 2026

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Business Opinion ·10 Sep 2026

Warning to rich South Africans who are married

5 Things ·10 Sep 2026

Woolworths store under investigation, and DStv is in trouble

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

Energy ·9 Sep 2026

Eskom issues new threat to anyone with rooftop solar in South Africa

Government ·9 Sep 2026

New rules to stop politicians from spreading lies in South Africa

Media ·9 Sep 2026

Disney+ launches new app in South Africa