With the right mindset, forex trading can shift from curiosity into a genuine source of income that supports a more stable financial future.

Fikile Mbhokota is leaving her role at Satrix in January 2026 and she heads back to school.

The latest data from the Central Energy Fund (CEF) for the second week of December shows that fuel price recoveries have swung into positive territory across the board.

Clarity encourages traders to maintain focus and manage emotional decisions during December’s volatile conditions.

About 90 workers at a Guinness canning factory in Belfast have walked out in protest over pay.

Cyril Ramaphosa, as president of the ANC, has thrown his party’s weight behind the Government of National Unity, but warned his GNU colleagues to stick to its transformation agenda.

Crypto has now gone mainstream, evolving far beyond Bitcoin.

The economy contracted by 0.1% whereas analysts had expected to see slight growth.

Theatres in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire say panto season makes up almost half of their annual income.

Developer IFA Hotels & Resorts is set to add a marina and country estate to the highly-popular Zimbali in KZN.

A charity is ramping up its operation in the run up to Christmas to help tackle food poverty.

Some 20,000 unwanted coats will be collected, distributed and gifted to those in need.

Here are 5 important things happening in South Africa today, Friday, 12 December 2025.

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The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is about to gain unprecedented insight into South Africans’ offshore property holdings.

It comes after intense scrutiny of the Office for Budget Responsibility in the run-up to the Budget.

Just a handful of companies can make cadmium zinc telluride, a material with powerful properties.

More than half of South Africans want a key policy aimed at addressing racial inequality scrapped and hiring and promotions to be merit-based, according to the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation.

Renowned economist Dawie Roodt has warned that South Africa has unsustainable debt and deficits, which will become taxes that future generations will have to pay.