Business
-
SA Post Office achieves first clean audit in six years
The South African Post Office receives its first unqualified audit opinion since 2020, marking a governance milestone during restructuring.
-
How white farmers still dominate land ownership in South Africa in spite of land reform – new research
More than 30 years after South Africa achieved democracy it remains one of the world’s most unequal countries.
-
Motorists to get petrol price relief, diesel users will however feel pain
Petrol prices will drop by 52 cents a litre from 5 August, while diesel and paraffin prices increase significantly.
-
Oil prices tumble as Trump announces Iran talks
Oil prices fell more than 6% after Trump announced Iran talks while tech stocks weighed on Asian markets amid AI concerns.
-
Spekboomkonfyt onder 700 inskrywings in SA Preserveerkampioenskap
‘n Rekordgetal van 700 gepreserveerde vrugte- en groenteprodukte is gister (Woensdag 29 Julie) in die tweede Suid-Afrikaanse Preserveerkampioenskap beoordeel.
Source:
-
Western Cape on track to add 1 800 MW to electricity grid
Premier Alan Winde says the Western Cape is on track to add 1 800 MW of new power in 2026/27, putting the province ahead of its 5 700 MW target for 2035.
Source:
-
Kanonkop Estate appoints Dirk van Zyl as new head winemaker
Stellenbosch wine estate Kanonkop has named Dirk van Zyl as head winemaker, starting in October to succeed Francois van Zyl.
-
AI-powered scams target taxpayers as SARS issues urgent warning
SARS warns taxpayers about AI-powered scam emails and SMS messages claiming tax refunds, directing victims to fraudulent websites to steal information.
-
South Africa’s tourism sector sees double-digit growth in first half of 2026
South Africa recorded 5 584 473 international tourist arrivals in the first half of 2026, up 12.3% from last year.
-
Government launches campaign to cut red tape that strangles small businesses
The Red Tape Reduction campaign was launched to cut the red tape that is strangling small businesses.
Source:
