Business
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Trump declares Iran ceasefire ‘over’ as Strait of Hormuz attacks intensify
Tensions rise again over the Strait of Hormuz.
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AARTO phase 2 rolls out: What this means for motorists
The AARTO Act’s second phase introduces significant changes for South African motorists and businesses, emphasising administrative handling of traffic fines.
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‘Is Cape Winelands Airport being built on the right place?’
André Brink of Groot Phesantekraal Wine Estate questioned whether the Cape Winelands Airport is being built on the right place.
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Treasury suspends transfers to 69 municipalities over financial mismanagement
South Africa’s Treasury will withhold funding from 69 municipalities, including Johannesburg, to enforce fiscal discipline amid financial mismanagement.
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MBDA brings back founding CEO Pierre Voges to restore stability
The Mandela Bay Development Agency has appointed founding CEO Dr Pierre Voges as interim CEO for five months as it seeks to restore stability.
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Nóg ‘n Weskus-perlemoenplaas sluit sy deure
West Coast Abalone by Cape St. Martin sluit op 31 Julie ná 28 jaar weens markdruk, stygende koste en swak vraag.
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Data breaches surge despite five years of privacy law enforcement
Data breaches in South Africa have increased despite privacy law enforcement, highlighting the need for better accountability and effective governance.
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Billions in irregular spending flagged as damning SITA report reveals governance collapse
An independent investigation into the State Information Technology Agency has uncovered systemic failures in financial controls, contract management and record-keeping.
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Constitutional Court’s landmark judgment on rand manipulation
Court ruling concludes years of litigation over foreign banks’ alleged manipulation of the rand, setting a legal framework for cross-border competition cases.
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South Africa’s international arrivals surge as new air routes open
South Africa recorded more than 4,2 million international arrivals in the first five months of 2026, a 12.8% rise, as new air routes strengthen connectivity.
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