Business
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Zimbabwean sentenced for R10.4m illicit cigarette haul through Beitbridge
The Hawks welcomes sentencing of Zimbabwean for transporting cross-border illicit cigarettes worth more than R10.4 million
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Early vineyard conditions point to promising 2027 wine grape harvest
Early vineyard conditions across South Africa’s wine regions are encouraging, with good reserves and sufficient water for a promising 2027 grape harvest.
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Diesel supplies to remain ‘tight’ into 2027: IEA
Diesel supply disruptions in the Gulf stemming from the US war against Iran will keep the market tight into 2027, the International Energy Agency said Wednesday, as it will take […]
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Pharmacy’s future in the balance: 2 000 professionals gather in Durban to tackle South Africa’s health crisis
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi opened the 4th National Pharmacy Conference in Durban on Sunday. The three-day event tackles NHI, antimicrobial resistance, digital health and medicine abuse. The conference closes tonight with the National Pioneer Pharmacy Awards.
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Cell giant invests over R500 million to expand digital inclusion in the Western Cape
Vodacom Western Cape is making bold strides towards digital inclusion through an investment of more than R500 million in network infrastructure.
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Onderhoud aan massiewe stapelaar-herwinner by Saldanha-hawe begin
SALDANHA – Die ysterertsterminaal (IOT) by die hawe wat al 50 jaar in bedryf is, het sy jaarlikse instandhoudingsluiting begin wat tot Woensdag 21 Oktober sal duur. Die terminaal sal […]
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Premier Group rejects Competition Commission’s claim pertaining to violation of merger conditions
Premier and Rhodes Food Group also allegedly failed to disclose information about the meditated closure of Tulbagh fruit-canning.
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Motorists face record fuel prices as AA demands levy cuts
Automobile Association demands immediate R3-a-litre fuel levy cut as South Africans face record petrol prices and potential November increases.
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Online gambling surges as families bear the cost, SRI report shows
Online gambling grew 390% between 2021 and 2025, with R1,5 trillion wagered across the industry in 2024/25, nearly three-quarters online, an SRI report reveals.
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Wagyu beef sector attracts investment and boosts exports in Western Cape
The rapid growth of the South African Wagyu industry, has combined world-class genetics with local farming expertise to produce a premium beef.










