Business

40 assets to go under the hammer at Broll Auctions and Sales’ September sale
An extensive list of commercial properties will turn up the heat on September 10 – from student accommodation and fuel stations to retail spaces and industrial hubs.

‘I work full-time but can’t afford school uniform’
Parents using a free clothing bank say they are already making cut-backs to pay for schoolwear.

Assaults on public-facing workers should be specific offence, bosses say
The Institute of Customer Service says many are considering leaving their jobs as a result of abuse.

Great news for petrol prices in South Africa
South African motorists are in line for a petrol and diesel price cut in September, with both the exchange rate and global oil prices now contributing to an over-recovery.

South African mining giant sees profits more than triple
Gold Fields has been bouyed by a rise in the gold price, with the group’s profit rising over 200%.

SARB to shut down South African bank
The South African Reserve Bank has gone to the High Court in a bid to liquidate Ditsobotla Primary Savings and Credit Co-operative Bank Limited.

This Silent Revolution Is Reshaping How Advisers Serve South Africa’s Wealthy
There is a quiet revolution taking place in South Africa’s financial advisory industry.

South African bank to be liquidated, and government sitting with a safety and security crisis
Here are five important things happening in South Africa today, Friday, 23 August 2025.

Transform Your Home: Leroy Merlin Answers with Exclusive Floors, Kitchen and Bathroom Brands
As South Africa’s home improvement landscape evolves, LEROY MERLIN is expanding choice and setting new benchmarks in affordability, functionality, quality and design with its exclusive portfolio of in-house brands.

‘Significant disruption’ as CrossCountry trains cut
RMT members will walk out on Saturday and Monday, but Sunday trains could also be cancelled.

SARS is coming after these taxpayers for R513 billion
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) noted that it would intensify its efforts to recover over half a trillion rand from taxpayers.

Steelworks Collapses Into Government Control
Speciality Steel UK has collapsed into Government control, putting 1,500 jobs at risk

Computer science graduates struggle to secure their first jobs
Companies are using AI to do basic coding tasks instead of hiring junior staff.