Business
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Val de Vie lists ‘sought after’ R70 million lifestyle farm
Val de Vie, a prestigious South African estate, is selling a 27 ha lifestyle farm for R70 million, reflecting rising demand for such properties, especially post-Covid, attracting both local and international buyers.
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Groei vir Goud-toekennings 2025: Suid-Afrikaanse graanprodusente breek vele rekords
Uitsonderlike prestasie in graanproduksie is weereens gevier tydens die jaarlikse Groei vir Goud-toekenningsfunksie, waar Suid-Afrika se top granprodusente vereer is vir hul uitmuntende opbrengste, innovasie en bydrae tot nasionale voedselsekuriteit. […]
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Historic Africana Research Library seeks help for garden restoration
The Kimberley Africana Research Library, a historical gem, seeks to restore its once-lush garden to enhance visitor experience and preserve its rich heritage.
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Tupperware returns to South Africa as TuppAfrica, promises ‘exciting new chapter’
South Africans can look forward to something exciting as the iconic American brand Tupperware makes its return under the new name TuppAfrica.
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Sol Plaatje municipal manager suspended amid financial misconduct allegations
The Sol Plaatje municipal manager Thapelo Matlala was suspended over serious allegations of irregular contract dealings as the municipality battles a financial crisis.
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Jobs may be lost at Coca-Cola plant in Bloemfontein
One of Bloemfontein’s large manufacturing plants, that of Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa plans adjustments that may affect job losses.
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Coca-Cola SA may cut 680 jobs, close plants amid restructuring
Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA) is considering cutting up to 680 jobs and shutting some of its plants.
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SA Reserve Bank leaves key interest rates unchanged
The SA Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee has left the repo rate unchanged at 7%, keeping the prime lending rate at 10.5%.
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Boere van oor die wêreld kom by Stellenbosch bymekaar vir die G20-Boeredialoog
Boere van oor die wêreld heen het vandeesweek by die fakulteit landbou- en bosbou-wetenskappe van die Universiteit Stellenbosch vir die G20-Boeredialoog byeengekom.
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WTO: AI could boost global trade by 40%
Artificial intelligence (AI) could increase the value of global trade by nearly 40% by 2040 through lower costs and higher productivity.
