
The one crime people are getting away with in South Africa
The number of people convicted of commercial crimes has significantly decreased over the past two decades, even as the number of reported crimes has increased.
WEDNESDAY, 10 JUNE 2026, 10:38

The number of people convicted of commercial crimes has significantly decreased over the past two decades, even as the number of reported crimes has increased.

Following the SARB’s decision to hike interest rates this week, there is a chance that another hike will follow in July.

JSE CEO Valdene Reddy says that there is renewed interest in South African assets, but warns that economic growth remains weak.

Edgars Club have announced a new partnership launching on 1 June 2026, allowing members access to discounted movie tickets.

KTSA Online is helping businesses turn everyday spaces — from entrance floors to service counters — into simple but effective branding tools.

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Analysts say South African pulp and paper group Sappi risks a $2 billion debt spiral as its losses mount.

South African energy-engineering expert, entrepreneur, and founder, Siyabulela Xuza, has a minor planet named after him.

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The Cape Organisation for the Democratic Taxi Association (Codeta) has announced the launch of a new cashless payment system, which is set to launch on June 1.

Market analysts warn that DStv’s new owner, Canal+, is facing significant challenges in turnaround and integration following its acquisition of MultiChoice.

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The music giant said Pershing Square’s offer fundamentally undervalued the business.

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Royal Mail says its service is improving and that it is on track to hit the regulator Ofcom’s reduced targets

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Woolworths has noted that it will be increasing security measures across all stores after explosions hit two of its branches in South Africa.