Business
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Meta partners with Press Council to support South African news publishers
Meta announces partnership with Press Council to deliver training, advertising credits, and technical support for South African news publishers following Competition Commission order.
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Exporters demand clarity on Cape Town port privatisation plan
Exporters Western Cape demands clarity from Transnet over confusion about which Cape Town port facilities are included in 25-year privatisation concession.
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Call on farmers to register water use before 23 July deadline
Farmers and users of water for commercial purposes that are not yet registered with the Department of Water, should do so by 23 July.
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Consumer inflation hits two-year high as fuel prices surge
South African consumer inflation reached 5% in June 2026, the highest rate in two years, driven by surging fuel and transport costs.
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South Africa secures $1.5 billion World Bank loan for infrastructure overhaul
World Bank loan will fund electricity, transport and water reforms as government tackles infrastructure constraints hampering job creation and growth.
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Rosyntjiebedryf oorskry tweede keer kerf vir rekordoes, ongeag uitdagings
Voorlopige innamesyfers wys dat die Suid-Afrikaanse rosyntjiebedryf nóg ‘n uitsonderlike oesseisoen beleef het, met die 100 000 ton-kerf wat vir ‘n tweede jaar oorskry is.
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Huurkontrak van Noord-Kaapse Kantoor van die Premier onder verdenking
Die huurkontrak van die Kantoor van die Noord-Kaapse Premier gaan moontlik kanselleer word nadat die OG glo onreëlmatighede in die toekenning daarvan gevind het.
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District municipality backs down on Transnet licence refusal, passes buck to national government
Transnet’s appeal over its atmospheric emission licence now rests with national government, leaving Saldanha residents awaiting the next decision.
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Suzuki and Griquas Rugby join forces for another three years
Suzuki Auto South Africa has renewed its naming sponsorship of the Griqualand West Rugby Union, extending its partnership with the Griquas for a further three years.
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Authorities urged to work together to stop illegal fish trade
Buying illegally caught crayfish from roadside sellers near Hibberdene is helping to destroy a national resource, authorities have been told.
