Standard Bank says the post-pandemic travel boom continues, with South African travellers heading to three African countries in particular.

Stellantis South Africa is still trying to recall over 20 cars in South Africa amid a serious safety issue with their airbags.

South African airline FlySafair has been named the most on-time airline in the Middle East and Africa, with an on-time score that surpasses that of the world’s official number one in the rankings.

The Department of Basic Education has slammed the VF Plus for questioning the integrity of the 2025 matric exams.

The latest Braai Index indicates that the cost of hosting a braai in South Africa is becoming more affordable—but meat prices are still shooting up.

A scrutiny committee says the Manx government’s size and scope should be reduced to cut spending.

Investment expert Schalk Louw highlighted that the price of a Spur burger increased from R3.35 to R119.50 over the last 40 years.

Standard Bank sees further interest rate cuts in 2026, with its predictions for 2026 being largely optimistic.

Standard Bank’s Representative Office in Ethiopia has become the first foreign financial institution to be re-licensed under the country’s newly revised Banking Business Proclamation.

People living in the district can apply for up to £225 of funding in addition to government grants.

Here are five important things happening in South Africa on Monday, 5 January 2026.

SARS is expected to intensify its crackdown on tax non-compliance in 2026, with closer scrutiny of taxpayers’ bank accounts remaining one of its most effective tools.

Money moved into “safe-haven” assets as the operation increased concerns about geopolitical risks.

Going to a restaurant in Japan makes South Africans realise that there is another way to enjoy food and be served.

The Department of Petroleum and Mineral Resources has published the official fuel price adjustments that will take effect on Wednesday, 7 January 2026.