Daily FriendSteven Boykey Sidley · 5 November 2026 at 02:25Read the full story on Daily FriendThe woolly mammoth roamed the Earth until about 4,000 years ago. It may be coming back.
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Daily FriendOn 2 November the United States said it intended to end South Africa's duty-free access under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) from 1 January 2027. President Donald Trump's letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa, dated 28 October, gives three grounds.
Daily FriendThis past Monday, 2 November, I took on a new role as the founding Head of the AfriForum Institute for Federalism, while retaining functions in the Free Market Foundation. Yesterday, millions went to the polls hoping to choose a better life for themselves and their families at the municipal level.
Daily FriendSouth Africans are not merely choosing councillors in the 2026 local government elections. They are passing judgment on whether the layer of government closest to their homes can still perform its most basic duty: delivering water, electricity, safety, roads and opportunity.
Business BagelNew-vehicle sales grew by a tenth in October even as petrol crossed R30 a litre, with car-hire fleets doing a share of the buying and fuel-levy relief only arriving today.
Business Insider AfricaSouth African President Cyril Ramaphosa has described Donald Trump’s defeat in the US midterm elections as a possible opening for a diplomatic and commercial reset between Africa’s most industrialised economy and its $24.1 billion American trading partner.
Business Insider AfricaIn Africa, the U.S. is cutting trade benefits for some partners while signing major investment agreements with others. After moving to end South Africa’s duty-free access to the U.S. market, Washington has recently signed a five-year economic agreement with Egypt worth $625 million.