There were 5,181 murders in South Africa from January to March 2026, averaging nearly 60 murders per day.

The Standard Chartered boss said he values all colleagues and is committed to helping them cope with change.

The South African rand is heading down the wrong path if the conflict involving Iran drag on.

Parklands College is shaping bright futures beyond the classroom, beyond the syllabus and beyond the traditional boundaries of schooling.

A major energy company is heading to the High Court to seek a provisional liquidation order following issues with the JSE’s rules.

Richfield has perfected the distance learning model, ensuring that students receive the same quality of education as they would on campus, but with the added perks of modern flexibility.

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s ally Roelf Meyer has arrived in Washington and has met with US President Donald Trump.

The BBC’s Michelle Fleury looks at trades disclosed by the president.

The government says shoppers across the UK could save as much as £150 million a year on food – but how much is that per household?

Business Talk with Michael Avery is South Africa’s largest and most popular business podcast and the best place for thought leaders to share their insights.

The rural farming town in northern KwaZulu-Natal has become an important source of some of Woolworths’ top quality products.

South African motorists are approaching a significant divide in fuel price adjustments for June. Diesel drivers are expected to experience relief, while petrol users may see record prices.

It said difficulties had been exacerbated by “significant cost increases resulting from government policy choices”.

Absa has expanded its fuel rewards system to now include Shell petrol stations, adding around 600 stations to its network.

Laura Pomfret – CCJs, decrees and unpaid court debts

Johann Rupert-controlled Richemont has seen a massive rise in its profit for the year, and has declared a special dividend.

The luxury handbags sold in a government auction in Ho Chi Minh.

South African workers are among the more engaged globally, but growing uncertainty around job security, skills, and career growth is putting pressure on employers to respond with greater clarity and investment.