Business
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Unlock South Africa’s best-kept secrets: Your ultimate digital adventure guide
Planning the perfect South African getaway just became easier. Discover five spectacular regions in one comprehensive digital Destination Guide.
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Cape Town is open for business
The policy builds on the 2018 Investment Incentives Policy but shifts the focus toward non-financial support and practical facilitation that investors say matters most.
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Major property company acquires 30% stake in R390 million Boston hydroelectric plant
The Boston Hydroelectric plant, developed by leading independent power producer Serengeti Energy within the Lesotho Highlands Water Scheme near Clarens, was certified for commercial operations by Eskom on Friday, 17 October, and has already begun adding renewable energy to the…
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South Africans abroad to receive doorstep passport delivery
Home Affairs introduces doorstep passport delivery for South Africans overseas from November, marking the department’s first courier service for critical identity documents.
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City seeks public input on new policy to boost jobs and investment
New policy sets to re-establish the city as SA’s premier manufacturing hub
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South Africa stuck in a rut: How can it escape the trap of economic stagnation?
Nearly two decades after joining the BRICS, South Africa has failed to deliver on its development promises. Per capita GDP in 2025 is below 2007 levels, with a marked deterioration […]
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R4.3 Billion export wave: Cape Town cemented as global leader in luxury boat building
South Africa’s standing as a flourishing global leader in boat building is drawing international attention, thanks particularly to the extraordinary solo-sailing achievement of Kirsten Neuschafer, according to John Lawson, CEO of the Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
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Rising costs squeeze households as inflation edges up to 3,4%
South Africa’s inflation rises to 3,4% in September 2025, driven by housing, utilities, and food, while services accelerate.
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South African motorists set for significant relief as fuel price cuts expected in November
South African motorists are in for welcome relief at the pumps next month, with substantial fuel price decreases expected from the beginning of November following moderate movements in October. According […]
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Paarl-sakevroue ontvang erkenning vir uitnemendheid
’n Groot eer het twee sakevroue van die Paarl toegeval toe hulle die afgelope naweek met toekennings vir hul harde werk en bydraes tot die sakewêreld vereer is – nie […]
