Business
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TymeBank joins banking sector in rolling out Home Affairs services
TymeBank has become the latest South African bank to join a groundbreaking government initiative, partnering with the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) to deliver Smart ID and passport services directly […]
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SA Rugby secures shareholder status in United Rugby Championship
The South African Rugby Union has officially become a shareholder in the United Rugby Championship, marking a significant milestone in the sport’s global expansion, the league announced Wednesday. SA Rugby […]
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Wine tourism in 2025: South Africa leads the way for budget conscious travelers
Wine tourism has evolved from a niche luxury experience to an accessible adventure for travelers seeking authentic cultural immersion without breaking the bank. Recent research from Titan Travel reveals which […]
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Nestlé dismisses Chief Executive over office romance
GENEVA, Switzerland – Swiss food giant Nestlé terminated Chief Executive Laurent Freixe with immediate effect this week following an investigation into an “undisclosed romantic relationship with a direct subordinate” that violated […]
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4 000 jobs at risk as ArcelorMittal slows down South African steel operations
ArcelorMittal, the world’s second largest steelmaker, announced on Tuesday it will close part of its steel operations in South Africa, putting approximately 4 000 jobs at risk according to union […]
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Cape Town property soars while Johannesburg stalls amid infrastructure woes
The gap between Cape Town and Johannesburg’s property markets is widening, with lifestyle and infrastructure challenges weighing heavily on Gauteng’s economic hub, according to property group Chas Everitt. The company […]
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Inwoners ruk op teen beoogde mynery by Rooifontein: ‘Julle is nie welkom nie’
Gemoedere het verlede week hoog geloop by die openbare vergadering in Kimberley waar lede van die gemeenskap hul misnoeë oor ‘n mynmaatskappy se planne om op die Rooifontein-wildsplaas te myn, uitgespreek het.
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Federal appeals court rules Trump’s global tariffs illegal, allows temporary stay
A federal appeals court delivered a significant blow to President Donald Trump’s trade policy, ruling that his sweeping global tariffs exceeded presidential authority while allowing the duties to remain in place through mid-October.
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Relief at the pumps for diesel and petrol users
South African motorists and businesses are set to receive welcome relief at fuel stations from Wednesday, 3 September, as both diesel and petrol prices are expected to decrease significantly.
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Innovative South African entrepreneurs vie for R1 million prize
Sixteen entrepreneurs compete for R1 000 000 in the 2025 Nedbank Pitch and Polish competition, showcasing innovative business solutions across South Africa.
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