News24 Business9 October 2026 at 11:55Read the full story on News24 BusinessMore than 70% of provincially managed roads in the Eastern Cape, Mpumalanga and North West are rated “poor” or “very poor”, despite the provinces spending almost all of their maintenance grants.
This story was written and published by News24 Business. Business.co.za shows its headline and teaser from the publisher’s RSS feed and links to the original.
No comments yet. Be the first.
Business BagelToday’s edition Air Time Presented by Good morning. Airlink flew two jets low over a packed Cape Town stadium in August, and a quarter of the airline belongs to Qatar Airways. Vodacom wants up to 55,000 more cars on Uber and Bolt, with the car loans in
News24 BusinessIf you are paying extra on your car finance, you will need to instruct the bank on how to handle those extra payments. Capitalising the advance funds is not necessarily the best financial decision, Maya Fisher-French explains.
BusinessTechAirlink has announced a new flight route between Cape Town and Johannesburg.
MyBroadbandMany South Africans buying electric cars are opting to use the included portable "granny" chargers to top up their batteries, sometimes paired with an extension cord that can melt under continuous load.
News24 BusinessThe National Consumer Commission has announced more than 50 vehicle recalls so far this year. The names that don’t feature in those recall notices are the Chinese brands rapidly capturing the SA market. Why? Wendy Knowler investigated – and the answer was not reassuring.
MyBroadbandThe RAF, which wants a levy increase and a new tax on licence discs, spent R12.8 million on disciplinary hearings for executives.