A look at the R53 million ‘Pearl in the Oyster’ for sale in one of South Africa’s richest areas
A 6-bedroom property in Bryanston, Johannesburg, with sweeping views of Sandton, is on the market for R53 million.
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South Africa’s big BRICS trade problem
While bilateral trade between BRICS+ nations have significantly increased over the past several years, so has South Africa’s trade deficit.
SARS scam warning – as important tax date approaches
The next key tax window is hitting this month – and the taxman is warning of fresh scams doing the rounds to catch victims unaware.
SYSPRO ERP – The best way to manage your manufacturing operations
SYSPRO Manufacturing Operations Management is the best way to manage your manufacturing business’s key processes through a single pane of glass.
Major push for Chinese electric vehicles in South Africa
South Africa and Chinese electric vehicle group BYD are in talks that could see huge investment into the local EV market.
The South African media mogul who started out with R60 and became a multi-millionaire
South African ‘Dragon’ Lebo Gunguluza has overcome numerous obstacles and setbacks to build a multimillion-rand media empire.
What interest rate cuts in South Africa will mean for the rand
The South African Reserve Bank is predicted to cut interest rates this month, which coudl be good news for the rand.
Germany ‘patiently’ waiting for South Africa to move away from coal
Germany says South Africa’s delayed path away from coal is ‘not ideal’, but it is patiently waiting to help fund the R390 billion move.
Another massive petrol price cut on the cards for October
September is off to a great start for motorists in South Africa, with fuel recoveries pointing to another huge cut to prices in line for next month.
Battle for Shell petrol stations in South Africa heats up
Several local and international companies are competing to buy Shell’s forecourts, and a winner could be picked this year.
Gauteng High Court crisis, and education departments feeling the pinch
Here are 5 important things happening in South Africa today (6 September 2024).
South Africans are still living through a recession – but there are signs of life
While South Africa has dodged a technical recession, the fact that GDP is not keeping up with population growth is still a bad sign.
MTN CEO under investigation
The MTN board are probing issues related to alleged favoritism by Chief Executive Officer Ralph Mupita.
FutureRent: Revolutionizing Vehicle Ownership for South African Dealerships and Consumers
In an automotive market where flexibility and inclusivity are paramount, FutureRent is setting new standards with its innovative vehicle subscription model.
What you need to earn to afford the average house price in each province in South Africa
This is how much money you need to earn to afford the average house in South Africa’s nine provinces in 2024.
Good news for plastic roads in South Africa
South Africa laid its first plastic-infused roads in 2019, and the results so far are promising.
Dark clouds for Cape Town property and its residents
Growing tourism numbers and the financial opportunities in short-term rentals are cause for concern for locals in Cape Town.
Trouble ahead for new driving licences in South Africa
The procurement process for a new driving licence printing machine in South Africa is under investigation—with some calling for the entire process to be scrapped and restarted.
Trouble for new driving licences in South Africa
The procurement process for a new driving licence printing machine in South Africa is under investigation—with some calling for the entire process to be scrapped and restarted.
South Africa beats estimates
South Africa’s current account deficit narrowed more than expected in the second quarter.
The Best Tool for the AI Era of Computing – How to Choose Your AI Laptop
This year, the focus on leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) to boost productivity is gaining significant attention.