Business
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Fuel suppliers accused of rationing amid Middle East conflict concerns
The Western Cape Government warns suppliers against diesel rationing, emphasizing adequate reserves amidst agricultural sector pressures and Middle East tensions.
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Vrystaatse begroting meer gemik op stabiliteit as groei, sê kenner
Die Vrystaat se nuutste begroting fokus op korttermyn-stabiliteit, eerder as op groei, sê dr. Celeste Campher van die Universiteit van die Vrystaat.
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Cape Town claims infrastructure investment lead over Gauteng metros
Cape Town touts R120bn infrastructure pipeline, claiming investment will exceed all three Gauteng metros combined
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Government’s R155bn property plan could transform public asset management
South Africa’s government is launching a new state-owned entity to manage its vast real estate portfolio, estimated to include around 88 000 buildings and roughly five million hectares of land valued at approximately R155 billion.
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Future business leaders kickstart enterprising careers at giant beverages company
60 young people from nine African countries have been enlisted for life-changing career project in South Africa
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Memorandum places focus on economic growth in Mangaung
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed between the Mangaung Metro and the Airport Company of South Africa (ACSA).
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AfriForum en Saai vat hande met rolspelers in voedselprojek
AfriForum en Saai werk saam met ander vennote en die Barolong Boo Seleka van Thaba Nchu om voedselsekerheid in dié gemeenskap te vestig.
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South Africa becomes Africa’s top cyber target as AI-driven attacks surge
South Africa is the leading African nation for cyberattacks, facing rising threats from AI-driven attacks and inadequate cybersecurity measures.
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Disaster funds redirected as Kariega infrastructure suffers
Kariega’s central business district faces severe neglect and infrastructure issues, prompting concerns over municipal accountability and the effective use of disaster relief funds amid rising local dissatisfaction.
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South African wine grape harvest outlook improves for 2026
South African wine producers are regaining confidence as the 2026 harvest progresses, with the third crop estimate indicating a larger harvest and quality indicators showing strong potential across several cultivars.
