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Business ·7 May 2026

The man from Potch who once owned Checkers, lost almost everything, and is now richer than Johann Rupert

Business ·7 May 2026

Two major shopping malls opening the first official Liverpool stores in South Africa next week

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Business insurance theft cover might not be as straightforward as you think

Business ·7 May 2026

Allan Gray has a lot to say about Dis-Chem in South Africa

Lifestyle ·7 May 2026

The 100-year-old state-owned town in South Africa that’s only been open to the public since 2007

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The South African software development company that makes sure things are done the right way

Business Opinion ·7 May 2026

Big shift in office hours and work from home could hit South Africa

Lifestyle ·7 May 2026

Big changes for Discovery Vitality in South Africa

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South African businesses’ most expensive marketing mistake – And the simple solution

Government ·7 May 2026

Social unrest warning for South Africa

Lifestyle ·7 May 2026

Airlink issues important message after passenger passes away from new virus in South Africa

Business ·7 May 2026

Sale of Eskom business to one of South Africa’s largest banks collapses

Finance ·7 May 2026

R200 billion in South African pension funds wiped out

Finance ·7 May 2026

Signs of life for South Africa

Energy ·7 May 2026

Petrol price relief for some banking customers in South Africa

5 Things ·7 May 2026

Eskom’s new starting salary for employees, and bad news for homeowners in Johannesburg

Finance ·7 May 2026

Interest rates in South Africa on a knife’s edge

Business ·6 May 2026

Small South African business bought for R1 lands R1.4 million in international deals

Finance ·6 May 2026

Warning for anyone earning more than R500,000 in South Africa

Government ·6 May 2026

South Africa’s richest city in hot water

Government ·6 May 2026

Government considering 43 ‘new’ speed cameras in Gauteng – which cost R465 million a piece

Government ·6 May 2026

Major South African city scrambles for urgent fuel supply after running dry

Lifestyle ·6 May 2026

Reverse brain drain for one of South Africa’s most important sectors

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Lifestyle ·16 Aug 2026

Here’s what R100 could buy you in 2000 vs today

Banking ·16 Aug 2026

Major banks are quietly shutting down ATMs in South Africa – except for two

Government ·16 Aug 2026

Homeowners forced to pay an extra R3,000-a-month bill in South Africa

Government ·16 Aug 2026

R54 billion government fund in South Africa must be shut down

5 Things ·16 Aug 2026

South Africa has something the United States wants, and ‘secret’ mafia exploiting collapsing services

Finance ·16 Aug 2026

Another problem for medical aid members in South Africa

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The South African software development company that makes sure things are done the right way

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South African businesses’ most expensive marketing mistake – And the simple solution

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I used to lose entire evenings to board minutes — until I found the one AI tool I could actually trust with secrets

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Backed by Harmony, South Africa’s Next Big Start-up Could Be Sitting in a University Classroom

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Tax-maxxing: 5 ways to make the most of tax-efficient investing

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Lifestyle ·15 Aug 2026

South African city named one of the most beautiful places in the world to stay

Business ·15 Aug 2026

The retail job paying nearly R50,000 a month in South Africa

Business ·15 Aug 2026

The South African entrepreneur who went from selling perfumes as a student to owning a unique brand

Internet ·15 Aug 2026

Warning to people using Netflix and YouTube in South Africa

Property ·15 Aug 2026

The luxury lifestyle estate in South Africa where less than 5% of the land has been developed

Government ·15 Aug 2026

How much it costs to visit South Africa’s most expensive national park – with locals getting a 78% discount