While low-price importers like Shein and Temu have disrupted South Africa’s online retail space, their rapid growth is facing major headwinds as local regulations and competitors catch wise.

Absa’s senior economist has warned that any meaningful interest rate cuts are unlikely before 2027.

The owner of the eponymous department store and Waitrose expects the business to return to profit.

Iconic American container brand has returned to South Africa under a new name, TuppAfrica. 

Despite the growing adoption of digital payments, South Africans are still leaning heavily into cash, with demand picking up in August.

The co-operative provide and fit free door curtains, draught excluders, LED bulbs and more to homes.

The Constitutional Court has confirmed that South Africa’s laws governing surnames discriminates against and irrationally violates the rights of men, ordering the government to change them.

FNB has seen its deposit base exceed R1 trillion, despite its personal segment seeing a drop in customer numbers.

Nersa has suspended a senior staff member responsible for oversight of the data-entry glitch that shortchanged Eskom by R54 billion.

Discovery has seen a massive rise in profit, with Discovery Bank seeing its first profitable period in 2025.

XM is giving traders more control and confidence by unifying all its products and introducing new, powerful tools in one seamless trading experience.

Here are five important things happening in South Africa today, Thursday, 11 September 2025.

Plymouth City Council says the £160,000 grant is for non-profit groups to help people this winter.

The founder and CEO of Ninety One has warned the government that South Africa is in danger of risking capital flight, more job losses, and social unrest.

More battery energy storage facilities are needed around the world, but fire risks remain.