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BusinessTechBusinessTechAnother own goal for South Africa
South Africa is facing another economic own goal as improvements in electricity generation expose other infrastructure weaknesses that continue to constrain growth.
BusinessTechHere is the expected petrol price for November
Mid-month data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) show that fuel price recoveries are still deep in the red for petrol and diesel, suggesting likely pain at the pumps next month.
BusinessTechConstitutional Court rules in Favour of ANC over late candidate submissions
The Constitutional Court has ruled in favour of the ANC in a dispute over candidates being excluded from the upcoming elections.
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.
BusinessTechTrillion dollar IPOs and the new Magnificent 10
SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI could reshape global equity indices as dramatically as any companies in history. What does the IPO class of 2026 mean for passive and active investors?
BusinessTechEnd of 103-year-old era for Eskom “irreversible” in South Africa
Eskom executives are meeting this week to discuss the future of South Africa's energy market, as significant reforms loom for the industry.
BusinessTechR338 billion company plans major changes to world’s largest platinum mine in South Africa
Valterra Platinum is close to a decision on changes to its operations at the world's largest platinum mine.
BusinessTechPain 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.
BusinessTechSale of six private schools in South Africa for R172 million approved
Trematon's shareholders have voted in favour of selling its interest in the Generation School Group for R172 million.
BusinessTechGood news about South Africa’s 10-year driving licence, and Capitec coming after people earning over R50,000 a month
Here are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Thursday, 15 October 2026.
BusinessTechCould selling on Amazon.co.za be the next step for your business?
Amazon.co.za has removed up to 80% of its marketplace selling fees, making now the best time to start selling your products on its marketplace.
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%.
BusinessTechTrouble for anyone renewing their driving licence and car licence discs in South Africa
South Africans trying to renew their driving licences and vehicle licence discs in parts of Johannesburg have been hit by major service disruptions.
BusinessTechR50 billion tax surprise for South Africa
PSG chief economist Johann Els is forecasting a R50 billion tax overrun for the first half of 2026, as South Africa's government prepares to deliver its MTBPS.
BusinessTechRetirement shock for South Africans
Data from one of South Africa's largest standalone administrators shows that only 10% of retirement fund members can replace three-quarters of their final pensionable salary.
BusinessTechR8.9 billion to repair 50-year-old railway line in South Africa
The government has committed R8.9 billion to repair the freight corridor connecting Sishen and the Port of Saldanha.
BusinessTechR2.8 billion United States blow to South Africa
Deteriorating trade relations with the United States is forcing businesses in the Western Cape to shut down.
BusinessTechR30 billion giant buys 90-year-old private school in South Africa
Advtech has acquired the St George's School property in the Eastern Cape, with plans to expand its specialised school portfolio.
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.
BusinessTechNedbank Commercial Banking is financing the transition to regenerative agriculture
Nedbank Commercial Banking is exploring how innovative financing and risk-sharing can help South African agriculture transition towards more regenerative and climate-resilient practices.
BusinessTechMajor upgrade on the way for South Africa
Ratings agency Moody's said South Africa is heading in the right direction for its first credit rating upgrade since 2009.
BusinessTechThe R3.72-Billion Story: What NSFAS Actually Saved Through the Solution-Partner Model
Much of the recent political discourse directed at NSFAS's four student-housing Solution Partners has centred on one number: R559 million, the combined amount the companies were paid since 2024, according to testimony a senior NSFAS official gave to Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Higher…
BusinessTechNational shutdown warning next week in South Africa
A group named Concerned Citizens of South Africa has called for a national shutdown on 19 October 2026.
BusinessTechGame stores being shut down in South Africa, and another storm warning for South Africa
Here are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Wednesday, 14 October 2026.
BusinessTechOne huge mistake your small business cannot afford to make
The idea that “we’re too small to be targeted” is the exact reason many malicious parties will actively choose to target smaller businesses.
BusinessTechBillionaire Patrice Motsepe’s business in hot water
African Rainbow Minerals has informed its shareholders that it plans to defend itself in legal proceedings over one of its jointly owned companies.
BusinessTechFNB warns criminals are targeting bank accounts of one group of people in South Africa
Older South Africans are increasingly being targeted for accumulated wealth and their trust in perceived authority.
BusinessTechR1 billion makeover for international airport next to Sun City in South Africa
The airport near Sun City is being rebuilt after a serious fire in 2023, with R1 billion from private investors.
BusinessTechSouth Africa has a new number one best friend after 23 years
Europe has been South Africa's largest trade partner for years, but has recently been replaced.