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Farmer's WeeklyDuring the annual Agbiz Information Session held in Pretoria on 8 October, Thapelo Machaba, Agbiz agricultural economist and policy analyst, discussed the implications that the Employment Services Amendment Bill could have on employers in the agriculture sector.
MyBroadbandA legal expert has warned consumers of the consequences of not registering on the National Opt-Out Registry.
ITWebAfrica's digital economy is growing at remarkable speed, opening new opportunities for people, businesses and governments across the continent.
MyBroadbandEskom has launched its first public EV charging stations amid concerns that the power utility could use its dominant position to undermine competition in the market.
BusinessTechShoprite CEO Pieter Engelbrecht earned R117.8 million in the 2026 financial year.
News24 BusinessBeing reliant on the productive capacity of a relatively small segment of the population to meet our country’s food needs is unsustainable, writes Cyril Ramaphosa.
The CitizenDeliveries by TFS drivers to Soweto customers are expected to be disrupted.
BusinessTechMany traders assume pressure begins after a position is open.
BusinessTechThe 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.
The CitizenSeshibe was placed on special leave in August pending an undisclosed internal investigation
BusinessTechKershen Pillay is the CEO of the Graduate Institute of Financial Sciences (GIFS) and one of South Africa’s youngest leaders in education.
MyBroadbandA Supreme Court of Appeal ruling has found an individual guilty of hate speech for sending a racial slur in private WhatsApp messages to a business associate.
VentureburnWe’re deep into the artificial intelligence revolution. Just when you thought the AI adoption had hit its peak, there’s a shift to give the tech hands. Mujin raises $224 million
BusinessTechThe government is urging the private sector to assist in fixing the country's municipal failures.
MyBroadbandThrough its partnership with Comsol, ZTE is bringing its global technology expertise to South Africa's expanding 5G infrastructure.
TechCentralThe bank is holding money in detected mule accounts without visibly blocking them, leaving syndicates empty-handed.
SME South AfricaA few years ago, a queue at the till was the clearest measure of a restaurant’s success. Today, that queue has largely moved elsewhere. Now…
Farmer's WeeklyGrain SA’s legal challenge against the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) over soya bean location differentials has been postponed, with its interdict application now set to be heard on 6 November 2026.
The CitizenThe climate pattern could potentially push up prices for staple foods such as maize.
MyBroadbandA police statement about a South African woman sentenced to seven years in prison for buying an iPhone 16 Pro Max with a fake ID and falsified bank statements has raised more questions than answers.
BusinessTechSouth African households are heading into 2027 facing a “perfect storm”.
MyBroadbandGambling law expert Wayne Lurie said that communications minister Solly Malatsi could look forward to landing in court if he tried to restrict online gambling using telecommunications regulations.
Farmer's WeeklyGenetics play a critical role in sustainable beef farming. Why do genetics matter and how can they be conserved?
TechCentralSars's annual report shows R1.6-billion for Microsoft and R1.2-billion for IBM as it leans more heavily on technology.
News24 BusinessThe timetable for the crucial expansion of SA’s grid infrastructure has suffered an unfortunate slippage, writes Busiswe Mavuso.
MyBroadbandSmartwatches have become exceptionally good at collecting information. They can tell us how long we slept, how hard our heart worked during exercise, how many calories we burned, and how much activity we packed into a day.
MyBroadbandSouth Africa's Transport Minister has emphasised that she will not request an RAF levy to R3 per litre while she holds the job.
BusinessTechSouth African companies can now run SIM cards from all three major networks on a single private APN.
MyBroadbandSome of the photos of Ster-Kinekor's new Tyger Valley Mall cinema had metadata that contained what appeared to prompts for a large language model.
SME South AfricaSouth African businesses have a reputation for improvising their way through disruption, and the data suggests technology is now doing much of the heavy lifting.…