Apple's foldable iPhone has arrived in South Africa, and it costs about 27% more than in America

Business BagelChristian Maidman · 19 October 2026 at 03:00

iStore is taking pre-orders for the iPhone Duo from R47,999, and its premium over the US price is more than double the one on Apple's new home display.
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