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Lifestyle ·31 Aug 2023

School fees have crushed inflation for over a decade in South Africa – here’s why

Energy ·31 Aug 2023

Eskom escalates load shedding as more units go down

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GoTyme Bank wants South Africans to stop paying fees to move their money instantly

Energy ·30 Aug 2023

‘New’ Eskom is right around the corner

Government ·30 Aug 2023

Cape Town pulls the trigger on body cameras for police officers in South Africa

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Forget low-code – This is how South African companies are using AI for software development

Business ·30 Aug 2023

Massive shake-up for shopping malls in South Africa as Spar, Pick n Pay and Shoprite end exclusivity agreements

Finance ·30 Aug 2023

South Africa reports record budget deficit

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Government ·30 Aug 2023

End of the road for the Department of Public Enterprises

Finance ·30 Aug 2023

Food prices still hammering consumers in South Africa

Energy ·30 Aug 2023

South Africans staring down R24 a litre for petrol next week

Trending ·30 Aug 2023

South Africans can’t live without their credit cards – but there’s trouble on the way

Government ·30 Aug 2023

Goodbye William Nicol Drive

Energy ·30 Aug 2023

Crazy Eskom price hikes in South Africa – how tariffs have changed since load shedding started

Telecommunications ·30 Aug 2023

Profits tank for Cell C owner Blue Label

Energy ·30 Aug 2023

Proposal for petrol prices in South Africa to be changed twice a month

Business ·30 Aug 2023

New laws bringing big changes for businesses in South Africa – what you need to know

Business ·30 Aug 2023

Woolworths profits shoot up as it dumps David Jones – and locals flock to Woolies Food

Government ·30 Aug 2023

5 important things happening in South Africa today

Lifestyle ·30 Aug 2023

New marriage and divorce laws for South Africa have run into a major problem

Lifestyle ·29 Aug 2023

Consumers rage over slow online deliveries and broken products in South Africa

Government ·29 Aug 2023

Every South African ‘owes’ R70,000 – thanks to the government

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Government ·8 Sep 2026

Ramaphosa announces 5,500 new police officers for South Africa

Energy ·8 Sep 2026

Highest petrol prices in South Africa’s history coming next month

Finance ·8 Sep 2026

Bad news for South Africa as GDP declines, with previous growth revised lower

Business ·8 Sep 2026

24-year-old mining operation being shut down in South Africa – which could take 1,114 jobs with it

Technology ·8 Sep 2026

15 years late, and no end in sight for South Africa’s failed switch-off

Finance ·8 Sep 2026

South Africa’s winning streak is over

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WhatsApp Is About to Cost More. Bidvest Data Has Already Built the Alternative.

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How to dispose of used motor oil safely in South Africa

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Government ·8 Sep 2026

One province in South Africa asks residents to start producing their own food

Business ·8 Sep 2026

War comes for South Africa’s oldest insurer

5 Things ·8 Sep 2026

Police officer made R1.5 million in cash bribes in one day, and Sun City owner getting rid of workers in South Africa

Lifestyle ·7 Sep 2026

Public Afrikaans school outperforming most private schools in South Africa – with a principal holding a master’s degree in how to do it

Government ·7 Sep 2026

R9 billion project finally launching in South Africa next month after 15 years of delays

Government ·7 Sep 2026

Taxpayers handed over R17.2 billion to fix roads in South Africa – but they just got worse