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Over the last three years, baggage theft at three of South Africa's main airports has climbed to nearly 2,000 cases.
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Over the last three years, baggage theft at three of South Africa's main airports has climbed to nearly 2,000 cases.
Zuma has reportedly been discharged from a hospital in Pietermaritzburg.
Kevin Aron is the Principal Officer at Medshield Medical Scheme and boasts over two decades of experience in the healthcare sector.
After starting the year with a much more positive outlook for the economy, the IMF says the picture for South Africa has dimmed significantly since then.
Homeowners in the Western Cape could soon face water restrictions.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has promulgated new laws for the country, which have been waiting to launch for more than four years.
Woolworths has scored a victory in the High Court related to its new flagship Food Emporium in Johannesburg.
The Post Office wants its exclusive rights to deliver small packages in South Africa restored.
For decades, public perception of healthcare funding has centred on a safety net for the unexpected, covering an emergency appendix removal, a sudden broken bone, or a bout of acute pneumonia.
Shoprite is reportedly considering a new dedicated line of standalone toy stores, according to sources.
Cirrus Bridge is ready and willing to help you scope out your 2027 software projects and determine whether your goals are attainable and viable.
Here are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Tuesday, 13 October 2026.
Shoprite CEO Pieter Engelbrecht earned R117.8 million in the 2026 financial year.
Many traders assume pressure begins after a position is open.
The rand has seen a stronger turn in trade at the start of the new week, but it's nowhere near enough to flip the fortunes in fuel recoveries heading to November.
Kershen Pillay is the CEO of the Graduate Institute of Financial Sciences (GIFS) and one of South Africa’s youngest leaders in education.
The government is urging the private sector to assist in fixing the country's municipal failures.
South African households are heading into 2027 facing a “perfect storm”.
South African companies can now run SIM cards from all three major networks on a single private APN.
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy has nixed a proposal by the Road Accident Fund to hike the RAF Levy in South Africa.
A new South African fast-food chain, Tasty Gallos, is planning to expand into BP petrol stations.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says that the government will release 2.5 million hectares of state-owned land to black farmers to help boost the country's agricultural base.
Pepkor has faced backlash from shareholders over plans to merge its fintech division with a rival business.
Private sector participation in electricity infrastructure has faced delays, but there is a silver lining, according to Busisiwe Mavuso.
The Minister of Basic Education has warned South Africa not to obsess over the matric pass rate, as the NSC exams commence.
Jammine is the Director and Chief Economist of Econometrix, and Nelson is the Executive Head of the Crime Risk Initiative at the Consumer Goods Council of South Africa.
Tongaat Hulett, one of South Africa’s biggest sugar producers and agricultural businesses, will be removed from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE).
Boxer reported strong results in its last interim period, bringing good news for its parent Pick n Pay.
Boxer's CEO is set to retire after more than 30 years, bringing an end to an era in which the business grew from five stores into a 600-store operation in South Africa.
Here are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Monday, 12 October 2026.