As part of its deal with Canal+, Multichoice is restructuring its business to meet foreign ownership rules.

A recent Labour Court judgment serves as a warning businesses to think twice when asking employees to return to the office. 

Many firms and individuals may no longer have records going back to 2007, the car finance industry says.

After failing to negotiate a better deal for South Africa over the past four months, the government is now scrambling to find ways to protect the industries affected.

Here are five important things happening in South Africa on Monday, 4 August.

Many farmers are now using TikTok and Instagram to show the public how food is grown and raised

Community organisation Jungle provides hygiene boxes to around 25 households each month.

Rising prices, global instability and Donald Trump’s policies are among issues faced, leaders say.

Clothing Coventry runs an pop-up bank to help families who are struggling to buy new school uniform.

Two new laws, passed by the National Council of Provinces (NCOP), are now awaiting President Cyril Ramaphosa’s signature. 

For years, the Lunch Bags for Children initiative has fed around 100 pupils each school holiday.

New data shows that the implementation of the NHI scheme in its current form could have severe financial consequences for millions of South Africans.

ICG is taking on the Devon hub, along with Bournemouth and Norwich airports, in a £200m deal.

Employees and suppliers are warning of a crisis point for the site near Hull amid government talks.

Hidden commissions on car loans have been ruled as not unlawful, but the financial services regulator has proposed a compensation scheme.

Kent County Council says that eligible residents will receive a one-off payment of £90 towards food.