End of an era for SPAR
South African retailer SPAR is closing the chapter on the UK, confirming the sale of its UK business.
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Trouble for the rand
The rand and local markets are trading weaker at the start of the new week, weighed by the protracted Iran War and forecasts of higher inflation.
Fury over R700 for cooking oil and R3,700 for gravy powder in South Africa
A political storm is brewing over allegations that the Department of Correctional Services (DCS) paid massively inflated prices for basic food items.
Ford boss hints at return of Fiesta as an electric model
The company has announced plans to build seven new models in Europe including a small electric hatchback.
Business Talk — Dr Christine Taljaard-Krugell on child nutrition and its impact on South Africa’s future
Dr Christine Taljaard-Krugell is an Associate Professor at NWU and a specialist in child nutrition.
Huge win for doctors and private healthcare in South Africa
The Constitutional Court has axed the Certificate of Need in South Africa, dealing a major blow to the government’s plan to force healthcare providers to work where it wants.
Reserve Bank and Treasury respond to people holding crypto assets in South Africa
Government has responded to the backlash over its proposed crypto regulations.
Two of South Africa’s most popular fast food brands going international
Famous Brands has successfully launched a Steers and Debonairs combo in Malaysia, marking the group’s entry into the market, which it is quite optimistic about.