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BusinessTechBusinessTechOldest Afrikaans school ranked the best in South Africa for two years straight – averaging 3.6 distinctions per student
This public school in Stellenbosch has been crowned the top Afrikaans school in South Africa for two consecutive years.
BusinessTechHow much you would have if you invested R1,000 in Capitec when it listed on the JSE
Capitec’s share price has delivered one of the strongest long-term performances on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in history.
BusinessTechThe government wants to take over R88 billion owed to ordinary South Africans
The National Treasury has proposed a centralised system for an estimated R88 billion in unclaimed money.
BusinessTechNew National Park declared for South Africa
The Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment has officially declared a new National Park in the Eastern Cape.
BusinessTechSouth Africans charged R31 billion to keep and access their own money
South Africans are paying R31 billion in banking fees each year simply to deposit and withdraw their own cash.
BusinessTechBig changes for visa applications in South Africa
Foreigners in South Africa are no longer required to submit visa applications 60 days before their visa expires.
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.
BusinessTechNew SARS Commissioner sends a warning to taxpayers in South Africa
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) Commissioner, Johnstone Makhubu, has warned taxpayers that the authority will aggressively pursue debts owed to it, with a Letter of Final Demand issued for as little as R5,000.
BusinessTechSay goodbye to these 2 cars in South Africa after 15 years
German carmaker Audi will discontinue the A1 and Q2 from its showrooms in South Africa after more than a decade in the local market.
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.
BusinessTechThe cost of a beer in Cape Town, Joburg, and Durban
Beer prices are rising fastest in Cape Town and tracking the national average in Joburg, while Durban has experienced the smallest increases.
BusinessTechEight Blue Flag beaches for Cape Town in 2026, with four more on the way
Eight beaches in Cape Town have achieved Blue Flag status, with four more designated as Blue Flag pilots.
BusinessTechUnique South African estate in the middle of nowhere ranked top in the world
One of South Africa's olive oil producers has been ranked first place in a major international award.
BusinessTechSouth Africa is producing nearly 40% less fuel than it did seven years ago
South Africa currently produces about 39% of its fuel demand domestically, which is a decrease from 78% in 2019.
BusinessTechDriving licence changes finally hitting South Africa, and petrol prices take a positive turn
Here are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Saturday, 10 October 2026.
BusinessTechMajor shopping mall in one of South Africa’s richest areas sold
The Competition Commission has approved the sale of Constantia Emporium to PFG Holdings.
BusinessTechThe best city in South Africa ranks among the top in the world for the fourth year in a row
Cape Town has bagged another global award as one of the best cities in the world.
BusinessTechUnited States sanctions International Criminal Court, hours after South African judge wins Nobel Peace Prize
US President Donald Trump's administration imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court on Friday
BusinessTechRelief for petrol prices in South Africa is on the way
Parliament is processing a bill to withdraw R10 billion from the National Revenue Fund to shield South Africans from the current fuel price volatility.
BusinessTechSevere weather hitting South Africa where it hurts
Super El Niño weather patterns are intensifying as expected, and South Africa will feel the heat.
BusinessTechSouth African businesses now build software as well as the global leaders – for a fraction of the price
Codehesion, the award-winning South African software development company, can help you build world-class software at a fraction of the price.
BusinessTechShoprite coming after Capitec, Absa, Standard Bank and FNB in South Africa
Shoprite has added new services to Sixty60 to broaden its existing market.
BusinessTechSouth African legend wins the Nobel Peace Prize
South African judge and human rights lawyer Navi Pillay has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
BusinessTechSARS announces important eFiling change
SARS has made changes to compliance timeframes for businesses involved in specific activities in South Africa.
BusinessTechThe South African boss who went from earning R1.2 million to R67 million in just five 5 years
Outsurance CEO Marthinus Visser earned over R83 million in 2026, largely from long-term performance incentives.
BusinessTechGet your Black Friday deals in front of South African businesses and consumers
Black Friday is around the corner, and companies need to secure prime advertising spots before it’s too late.
BusinessTechEskom launching enough solar and batteries to cover 6 stages of load shedding in South Africa
Eskom has launched a Request for Qualification process to build renewable energy projects totalling 6 GW.
BusinessTechSARS nails 14 taxpayers over R4 million tax refunds
The South African Revenue Service has nailed five entities and nine individuals tied to an alleged VAT refund fraud scheme.
BusinessTechIconic 65-year-old shopping mall in South Africa being sold
The sale of Killarney Shopping Mall in Johannesburg has been approved by the Competition Commission.