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Business ·5 Apr 2023

Expect less plastic from Takealot

Energy ·5 Apr 2023

This town in South Africa is cutting its load shedding – and Eskom is not happy

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Bree Street welcomes The Madison, a new investment address in Cape Town

Energy ·5 Apr 2023

5 important things happening in South Africa today

Energy ·5 Apr 2023

Eskom testing new plan to cut power demand from businesses and residential areas in South Africa

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South Africa’s top companies have one thing in common

Business Opinion ·4 Apr 2023

The bright side of the Reserve Bank’s decision to hike rates

Government ·4 Apr 2023

Changes to marriage laws in South Africa – what to expect this year

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The Human Side of Rising Energy Costs: Why Data and Transparency Matter

Government ·4 Apr 2023

Electricity, water and other price hikes Joburg residents can expect this year

Energy ·4 Apr 2023

Here is the official petrol price for April

Government ·4 Apr 2023

New visas planned for South Africa

Mobile ·4 Apr 2023

4 new features coming to WhatsApp – including locked chats and disappearing message changes

Business ·4 Apr 2023

South Africa’s biggest retailer gets secondary listing on A2X

Banking ·4 Apr 2023

New bank branches where you can get your Smart ID and passport coming in 2023

Finance ·4 Apr 2023

SARS is coming after these wealthy taxpayers and businesses

Business ·4 Apr 2023

5 important things happening in South Africa today

Government ·4 Apr 2023

Treasury explains why it exempted Eskom from irregular and wasteful expenditure reporting

Energy ·3 Apr 2023

Eskom promises not to abuse irregular and wasteful spending exemption

Property ·3 Apr 2023

What to expect from South Africa’s property market after the latest rate hike

Finance ·3 Apr 2023

Rand on shaky ground as oil prices jump

Trending ·3 Apr 2023

New vehicle sales feel the pinch of distressed consumers in South Africa

Business Opinion ·3 Apr 2023

Salt in the wound for fed-up taxpayers in South Africa

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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

Business ·3 Jul 2026

End of an era for 75-year-old retail giant in South Africa

Lifestyle ·2 Jul 2026

South Africa’s top 5% are leaving – and they’re choosing these 5 countries

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Bree Street welcomes The Madison, a new investment address in Cape Town

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South Africa’s top companies have one thing in common

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The Human Side of Rising Energy Costs: Why Data and Transparency Matter

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Why South African employers should pay attention to the hidden costs of unpaid work

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St Mary’s DSG Pretoria leader recognised with prestigious national award nominations – Cast your vote

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Best Cars for Young South African Drivers in 2026: A Guide to Making the Right Choice

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Finance ·2 Jul 2026

Another company South Africans are being warned to steer clear of

Finance ·2 Jul 2026

Thousands of employers in South Africa not paying employee pensions – owing R8.3 billion and counting

Telecommunications ·2 Jul 2026

Say goodbye to spam calls as you know them in South Africa

Finance ·2 Jul 2026

SARS is coming after these taxpayers in South Africa hard in 2026

Business ·2 Jul 2026

Another South African becomes a dollar-billionaire – and Adrian Gore is not far behind

Property ·2 Jul 2026

Top university in South Africa partners with new R8 billion airport