BusinessTechPick n Pay launches new product range in over 100 stores, all under R90 in South Africa
Pick n Pay has entered the cosmetics market with a new product range, with no product priced above R90.
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BusinessTechBusinessTechPain for owner of Steers, Mugg & Bean, and Wimpy in South Africa
Famous Brands is expecting lower earnings per share for its latest interim period, driven by a disposal from the company.
BusinessTechNew marketplace 60% cheaper than traditional restaurants, cafés, and grocery stores in South Africa
South Africans can buy food from supermarkets, bakeries, cafés, and restaurants at discounts of up to 60%.
BusinessTechShoprite warns of a 15-year low for South Africa
South Africa is facing a food security crisis with food security levels returning to what they were in 2010.
BusinessTechThe store inside a store making Woolworths R200,000 a week
Woolworths has scored a victory in the High Court related to its new flagship Food Emporium in Johannesburg.
BusinessTechNew Checkers stores on the cards for South Africa, coming after a R10 billion market
Shoprite is reportedly considering a new dedicated line of standalone toy stores, according to sources.
BusinessTechMan running the most valuable food retailer in South Africa now earns R2.2 million a week
Shoprite CEO Pieter Engelbrecht earned R117.8 million in the 2026 financial year.
BusinessTechMajor retailer in South Africa in hot water over merger with rival business
Pepkor has faced backlash from shareholders over plans to merge its fintech division with a rival business.
BusinessTechPick n Pay’s golden child opening 60 new stores in South Africa
Boxer reported strong results in its last interim period, bringing good news for its parent Pick n Pay.
BusinessTechNew private Afrikaans university coming to the Western Cape, and 97-year-old retailer making a comeback in South Africa
Here are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Sunday, 11 October 2026.
BusinessTechIconic retailer founded by two brothers is making a comeback in South Africa
Edgars has recently undergone a revival after entering into voluntary business rescue, with plans to expand its footprint across South Africa.
BusinessTechShoprite coming after Capitec, Absa, Standard Bank and FNB in South Africa
Shoprite has added new services to Sixty60 to broaden its existing market.
BusinessTechWoolworths buying its biggest supplier of 30 years, earning over R5 billion a year
Woolworths has announced that all regulatory processes have been completed in the acquisition of one of its largest longtime suppliers.
BusinessTechEnd of spam calls in South Africa
The National Consumer Commission has launched a new system designed to combat spam calls and direct marketing in South Africa.