Business
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Bloemfonteinse Simbra-bulle haal rekordboeke met aanlyn veiling
Die produksieveiling van Richter Simbras buite Bloemfontein het geskiedenis gemaak in Simbra-veilings in Suid-Afrika en het nie nasionale, maar ook internasionale aandag getrek.
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‘Twyfelagtige kontrakte’ van R384m: Aangeklaagdes roep sleutelgetuie terug
Die Defensor-sekuriteitsmaatskappy en twee direkteure is van tenderbedrog van R384 miljoen se kontrakte met die Noord-Kaapse gesondheidsdepartement beskuldig.
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Drinks Federation calls for urgent action as illegal alcohol market costs billions
Johannesburg – The Drinks Federation of South Africa (DF-SA) has called for urgent national cooperation to stop the rapid growth of the illegal alcohol trade, now worth an estimated R25.1 […]
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Northern Cape municipalities in crisis: Auditor General calls for urgent reform
Only five Northern Cape municipalities improved their audit outcomes, while significant financial mismanagement and service delivery failures persist.
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Winelands micro brewery claims Africa’s top beer prize for third time
FRANSCHHOEK – A modest brewery nestled in the Cape Winelands has once again claimed the continent’s most prestigious beer award, securing Best Beer in Africa at the 2025 African Beer […]
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Caritas Gemeenskapsfokus bied vaste grondslag vir kinders, gesinne
Caritas Gemeenskapsfokus bied holistiese sorg aan behoeftige kinders, herenig families en verlig armoede ter bevordering van welstand en gemeenskapsontwikkeling.
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Foot-and-mouth disease spreads across Africa’s largest beef producer’s major feedlots
Africa’s largest beef producer, Karan Beef, is grappling with a devastating foot-and-mouth disease outbreak that has now spread across all three of its major feedlots, despite what the industry considers […]
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Man verskyn in hof vir besit van goudstaaf ter waarde van R10 miljoen
‘n 52-jarige man is in Postmasburg in hegtenis geneem vir die besit van ‘n vermoedelik onwettige goudstaaf met ‘n waarde van ongeveer R10 miljoen.
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South Africa secures $1.5 bn World Bank infrastructure loan
JOHANNESBURG – South Africa said on Monday it had won a new $1.5 billion (approximately R28.97 billion) World Bank loan to revive its sluggish growth rate through reforms targeting rundown […]
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The impact of the Israel-Iran conflict on South Africa’s economy
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Iran in the Middle East has once again highlighted the fragility of global markets and the interconnectedness of geopolitical tensions with South Africa’s economic […]
