New data shows that people working for companies in this province get paid up to 25% more than in any other province for the same job. 

Sappi is teaming up with Finland’s UPM-Kymmene Corporation to create a new Joint Venture focused on graphic paper.

Albert Manifold said no-one should be “allowed to hide behind anonymity” when commenting on his time at BP.

Stats SA has heavily revised its liquidations data, revealing escalating business closures.

Wendy Myers has worked in the finance sector for over two decades and is renowned for her keen insights into investing.

The SAPS is investigating an incident involving an explosive device that detonated inside a retail store at Menlyn Park Shopping Centre.

Val de Vie has been named among the best estates in the world when it comes to wellness by the US-based Global Wellness Institute.

All but one of 19 economists surveyed by Bloomberg forecast an interest rate hike coming today.

Here are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Thursday, 28 May 2026.

Fuel price shocks are forcing petrol stations to reconsider their operating hours in South Africa.

Bonitas will move its administrative functions to Momentum in the coming days, as the fund seeks to adapt to a rapidly changing healthcare market.

Eskom Green has launched a R1.2 billion initiative to integrate renewable energy into its existing coal-fired power station network, starting with a 75 MW solar facility at the Lethabo plant.

Pick n Pay CEO Sean Summers says the retailer had to effectively “burn” more than R10 billion to prevent the broader group from collapsing.

Global Finance recognises Standard Bank’s progress in Investment Banking and Sustainable Finance, reflecting its role as a responsible partner in driving Africa’s growth through a just energy transition.

In April 2026, South African salary earners saw salaries fall to R20,244, the lowest level in two years.

The Department of Employment and Labour (DEL) has gazetted its intention to table the Employment Services Amendment Bill in the National Assembly shortly.

Johann Rupert’s Reinet Investments is mostly made up of cash, which accounts for over 80% of the company’s Net Asset Value.

Telkom expects a large rise in headline earnings, but accounting rules complicate the picture for basic earnings.

Two Springbok legends have partnered together to launch Cash-in-Transit vehicles aimed at improving security for crews transporting money across South Africa.

The Supreme Court has delivered another blow to SARS, curtailing its search-and-seizure powers.

Here are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Wednesday, 27 May 2026.