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Energy ·5 Jan 2023

Load shedding pushed to stage 4 – here’s the schedule for the weekend

Motoring ·5 Jan 2023

Speed cameras back online in Johannesburg and Tshwane – and so are fines

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Motoring ·5 Jan 2023

New driving licence card for South Africa coming in 2023

Finance ·5 Jan 2023

SARS is stepping up its game in 2023 – what you need to know

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Built for the long, bumpy road: rethinking how businesses finance fleet vehicles

Government ·5 Jan 2023

New ‘back to school’ grant proposed for South Africa

Energy ·5 Jan 2023

2023 off to a great start for petrol prices

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Greater than the sum of its parts: Google Workspace implementation to drive future innovation at Argility/Smollan Technologies

Business ·5 Jan 2023

5 important things happening in South Africa today

Government ·5 Jan 2023

Big change for the township economy in South Africa

Motoring ·4 Jan 2023

How much it costs to drive South Africa’s most popular cars right now

Energy ·4 Jan 2023

Eskom pushes load shedding higher after more breakdowns

Lifestyle ·4 Jan 2023

Expensive school uniforms in South Africa – what parents can do about it

Government ·4 Jan 2023

E-toll payments will be refunded: Lesufi

Energy ·4 Jan 2023

Eskom shifts gears in fight against crime and sabotage at power stations

Energy ·4 Jan 2023

Big plans to move away from load shedding in the Western Cape

Business ·4 Jan 2023

5 important things happening in South Africa today

Lifestyle ·4 Jan 2023

Pay hike for domestic workers coming in 2023 – how much you could be paying

Government ·4 Jan 2023

Teacher crisis in South Africa – government responds

Government ·3 Jan 2023

This is what car guards and private security officers get paid in South Africa

Energy ·3 Jan 2023

Big petrol price drop coming this week – but South Africans are still under pressure

Lifestyle ·3 Jan 2023

Canada is banning foreigners from buying property – what it means for South Africans looking to work or study there

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5 Things ·2 Oct 2026

Nedbank in hot water, and what the new ID for South Africans will look like

Lifestyle ·1 Oct 2026

We taste-tested Pick n Pay’s new Dots Doughnuts against Krispy Kreme, Woolworths and others – and the winner was clear

Lifestyle ·1 Oct 2026

Discovery Health reveals medical aid price increases for 2027

Business ·1 Oct 2026

Discovery sees claims for weight-loss drugs nearly triple in three years

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Built for the long, bumpy road: rethinking how businesses finance fleet vehicles

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Beyond the Border: Why ACDC Dynamics Is Betting on Namibia

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Lifestyle ·1 Oct 2026

One company now owns an entire estate worth R1 billion in South Africa

Media ·1 Oct 2026

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Motoring ·1 Oct 2026

Mining tycoon’s R6.7 billion plan to turn farmland into a Formula 1 circuit in South Africa

Motoring ·1 Oct 2026

Business Talk – Christiaan Storm on how Ctrack is developing trustworthy fleet AI

Business ·1 Oct 2026

Former McDonald’s CEO hired to lead South Africa’s new luxury retailer