Business
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Van koshuiskamer tot oud-Rembrandt pakhuis: Die suksesverhaal van ButtaNutt
Wat begin het as ’n gesmous met neute vanuit sy koshuiskamer, het die afgelope 12 jaar gegroei tot ’n uitgebreide reeks neutbotters en -melke onder die handelsmerk ButtaNutt. Antoine van Heerden, […]
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Wine tourism could be South Africa’s next billion-rand industry goldmine
South Africa’s wine industry is sitting on an untapped treasure trove worth billions, and the key to unlocking it lies in transforming wine tourism into the country’s premier attraction.
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Breaking down South Africa’s housing affordability crisis
The overwhelming majority of South African households are currently priced out of the South African property market, and this trend is worsening. In its June 2025 Property Newsletter, automotive and […]
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Business leaders grow cautious as risk aversion rises and proactive thinking declines
“Business growth threatened as 69% of companies globally become risk-averse, with regulatory concerns now the top executive worry, BDO report finds.”
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Western Cape launches ambitious rail freight revival to slash road congestion
The Western Cape Government has officially launched an ambitious freight rail revival project that could revolutionize cargo transport along one of the province’s most critical agricultural corridors.
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Trump’s 30% tariffs threaten South Africa’s Citrus industry as deadline looms
With just days remaining before President Donald Trump’s administration implements devastating 30% tariffs on South African imports, the country’s citrus industry is sounding urgent alarms about the catastrophic impact on rural communities and thousands of jobs
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Sanlam goes green: Major solar plant powers head office and feeds national grid
Financial services giant Sanlam has switched on a massive solar installation at its Bellville headquarters.
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R11 Billion recovered as South Africa makes major strides against state capture
South Africa has achieved a positive turnaround in its battle against state capture corruption, recovering nearly R11 billion in stolen public funds.










