The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has warned taxpayers about a new criminal tactic aimed at emptying bank accounts.

For decades, private banking has been synonymous with exclusivity. The traditional model centred on personalised service, privileged access and carefully curated financial products for wealthy clients.

The chip giant reported more stellar results but its shares fell after-hours as investors wonder if it can keep up its pace of growth amid greater competition.

The airline has seen no problems with fuel, but says people are booking later because of uncertainty caused by the Iran war.

The Department of Sports, Arts and Culture has received over 38,000 objections to changing the names of historic towns and metros in the country, including Graaff-Reinet and East London.

Investec is changing its Private Client strategy as the group looks to grow its market share and drive returns.

South Africans are being warned to exercise caution when dealing with an investment firm accused of soliciting funds without the required authorisation.

A second National Disaster has been announced in South Africa following severe weather in four provinces this month.

A 100-year-old building with the most valuable artworks in South Africa is collapsing in plain sight.

The social media giant will pay A$650,000 plus legal costs, ending a three-year legal saga.

Teenage entrepreneurs at Huntington School change the way pupils shop for a prom dress.

Here are five important things happening in and affecting South Africa on Thursday, 21 May 2026.

In a hyperconnected part of Cape Town, where new development remains limited and mountain views are protected by zoning and heritage overlays, opportunities like The Hugo are increasingly rare.

The walkout, which was due to start on Thursday, has been suspended while union members vote on a tentative deal.

Campaigners in Barbuda, Grenada and Jamaica say they can no longer access their coastlines.

The deal will remove an estimated £580m worth of tariffs from British exports, but rights groups are critical