Business
Taxis, farmers and the fuel crisis in the south
Drivers in the south of England are feeling the financial strain from the US-Israel war with Iran.
US home buyers ‘frozen’ as sales slump over Iran war fears
The number of homes sold in the US hit a nine-month low, with economists warning of the slowdown could worsen.
Are you worried about rising fuel costs?
Energy costs jump as oil supplies from the Middle East are disrupted by failed US-Iran ceasefire talks.
Trouble coming for homeowners with access to popular dams in South Africa
New regulations over the treatment of dams in South Africa have been met with negative feedback from property experts and politicians.
R3 per litre pain for South Africa is coming
The R3 per litre fuel levy relief granted to South African motorists in April is going to come back to bite, one way or another.
Bad news about interest rates in South Africa
Expectations over interest rate cuts in South Africa continue to be dampened by the war in the Middle East.
Government employees own a huge chunk of South African smart city worth R14.8 billion
Government employees own a 30% chunk of Waterfall City in Johannesburg via the their pensions, which are managed by the Public Investment Corporation.
Farmers ask Stormont for financial help with fuel costs
Fuel costs have soared globally as a result of the US-Israel war with Iran.
Calls for law change that affects property rates in South Africa
There are calls to amend the Municipal Property Rates Act of 2004 to cap the rate that the Rand municipalities can charge for property rates in South Africa.