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Business BagelLactalis has cut its raw milk price in September and October and plans a third cut in November, and the Cape co-op Samilco has taken the fight to the Competition Commission.
Business BagelThe UK software seller, also listed on the JSE, has agreed to buy London's CyberOne and run its own round-the-clock security desk, after a half in which services grew faster than anything else it sells.
Business BagelA new industry report says Africa has built almost none of the wind it could, and that in South Africa it is companies and local lenders now driving the build.
Business BagelA consortium led by Bellair Road and the Dippenaar family's Janic Capital, with GT Ferreira's family office alongside, has bought the holiday-booking platform, and its managers are staying on to run it.
Business BagelVodacom and fleet manager SmartOps want investors to fund up to 55,000 new Uber and Bolt cars, with Vodacom supplying the technology and payments rather than the cars.
Business BagelAirlink's low pass over DHL Stadium got South Africa's attention, and behind it is an airline carrying 4.5 million passengers a year and planning a network about a tenth bigger.
Business BagelThe Competition Commission has asked the Tribunal to revoke or rework its approval of Premier's RFG takeover, saying the companies discussed closing the Tulbagh cannery and never disclosed it.
Business BagelLindt has cut its 2026 sales growth forecast to between 0% and 2% after price-sensitive shoppers in Germany, Switzerland and Austria bought less, and says cheaper cocoa will help it grow volumes again.
Business BagelThe government says Starlink is welcome if it respects the 30% ownership rule, and the one route around that rule is stuck until the law changes.