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Government ·35m

Government officially takes some control over Springboks Greatest Rivalry Tour

The South African government has officially designated the 2026 Rugby Greatest Rivalry Tour as a protected event.

Government ·2h

Government set to change presidential rules after Jacob Zuma’s rogue stunt

Motoring ·3h

Trouble for new driving licence cards in South Africa

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Codehesion will build world-class business software for your company

Property ·3h

Owner of South Africa’s biggest shopping mall hit with R500,000 fine

Lifestyle ·4h

Criminals targeting anyone making home deliveries in South Africa

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South Africa’s most trusted form of online advertising

Energy ·5h

From bad to worse for petrol prices in September

Government ·6h

Important new rules for anyone using the iconic Sea Point Promenade

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Women Leaders Driving Amazon and e-Commerce Forward in South Africa

Finance ·7h

South Africa’s junk upgrade is already happening

5 Things ·7h

The mafia taking hold in South Africa, and Dawie Roodt warns South Africa has dug itself a deep hole

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Niche market property investment in the Midstream area

Banking ·8h

Say goodbye to prime interest rates in South Africa

Lifestyle ·21h

Another town in South Africa voted as the best to live in

Energy ·22h

Eskom wants to delay plans to end its monopoly

Business ·22h

End of a 15-year era for Pick n Pay

Technology ·23h

Cape Town’s R30 million police tech under fire

Motoring ·24h

R1,000 driving licence warning in South Africa – even if yours is still valid

Banking ·24h

Good news for Absa customers using a banking app in South Africa

Government ·1d

Minimum R1.4 million salaries for managers in South Africa’s collapsing municipalities

Government ·1d

South Africa has finally turned the corner

Government ·6 Aug 2026

New laws give SARS more power over money in your bank accounts in South Africa

Wealth ·6 Aug 2026

Business Talk – PSG’s Wendy Myers on new JSE listings and portfolio diversification

Government ·6 Aug 2026

New laws coming after households employing domestic workers in South Africa, with threats of R100,000 fines

Telecommunications ·6 Aug 2026

The man who went from selling picture frames at flea markets in South Africa to funding big tech in the United States

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Business Opinion ·6 Aug 2026

South Africa is facing an expropriation disaster, putting private assets at risk, including land, rights and investments

Technology ·6 Aug 2026

New visa changes for South Africa launching next week

Business ·6 Aug 2026

The richest billionaire in Africa has eyes set on South Africa

Business Opinion ·6 Aug 2026

International companies rushing to hire South Africans – saving on salaries by paying them 60% less

Business ·6 Aug 2026

More bad news for Pick n Pay in South Africa

5 Things ·6 Aug 2026

Warning to solar panel users in South Africa, and Facebook under siege

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The Conscious Portfolio Shift South African Investors Are Already Making

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The Annual Pentest Is No Longer Enough: Why Continuous, AI-Enabled Validation Must Become the New Standard

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PrimeXBT: What South African Introducing Brokers Should Look for in a Partner Program

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From data to decisions: Why the future of mining depends on operational intelligence

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Intelligent, Human, Fast: The New Standard for SME Growth Support

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What happens to your used oil after it leaves your premises?

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Government ·6 Aug 2026

Ramaphosa doubles down on the NHI in South Africa

Business ·5 Aug 2026

The top CEO who gave up a R74 million job to leave South Africa

Government ·5 Aug 2026

Final warning for South Africa this week

Finance ·5 Aug 2026

Pay hike for domestic workers in South Africa is coming

Motoring ·5 Aug 2026

Good news gets better for anyone with a driving licence in South Africa

Banking ·5 Aug 2026

What banks in South Africa charge to let you access your own money