MoneywebBloomberg News, Bloomberg · 14 October 2026 at 10:00Read the full story on MoneywebShipments abroad soared 36% last month from a year earlier and imports jumped 31%.
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MoneywebMeanwhile, US debt is heading into unprecedented territory, one of the key reasons behind a surge in long-term borrowing costs that has raised alarm bells globally.
The CitizenAlmost 75% of all cigarettes sold in SA go for far less than the R27.12 minimum collectable tax price, raising questions about enforcement and lost revenue.
MyBroadbandThe former officials allegedly leveraged a "photo swapping" loophole to issue fraudulent passports.
BizcommunityCigarettes priced below South Africa’s Minimum Collectable Tax (MCT) remain widely available in the retail market, with new research finding that approximately 75% of stores surveyed continue to sell brands priced below the R27.12 tax threshold.
BusinessTechDeteriorating trade relations with the United States is forcing businesses in the Western Cape to shut down.
MoneywebThe era during which trading barriers were dropped and there was a free flow of goods is over, said Yuvraj Narayan