South African private equity firm Harith General Partners plans to acquire budget carrier FlySafair as the investor expands its transport portfolio on the continent. 

Lepas is establishing its after-sales network ahead of its launch this quarter, as its parent company, Chery, continues to expand in South Africa.

Century City in Cape Town is getting a new office development, with the key node seeing strong demand for office space.

The oil giant also says it is suspending its share buyback programme ahead of the arrival of its new boss.

Pick n Pay has seen its headline loss rise to around R490 million amid lower-than-expected turnover.

Pick n Pay has seen its headline loss rise to a minumum R490 million amid lower-than-expected turnover.

South African agricultural exports hit an annual record of $15.1 billion in 2025, even as sales to the US slumped in the second half.

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SARS has issued final letters of demand to trusts, warning that fines are next—and they can escalate quickly if ignored.

Innovative tech scares fish away from nuclear cooling pipes.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. expects a busy year of deals for South Africa as the continent’s largest economy starts to benefit from structural reforms and rides a commodities-boom wave. 

Here are five important things happening in South Africa on Tuesday, 10 February 2026.

Here are five important things happening in South Africa on Tuesday, 10 February 2026.

Another peanut butter brand has been pulled from shelves in South Africa, following a notable recall in 2024.

Motswako Office Solutions says the role of office technology is changing, with businesses placing less emphasis on devices and more on automation, data, and measurable outcomes.

Barloworld Group CEO Dominic Sewela shares details about it deal with Saudi Arabia’s Zahid Group, and its subsequent exit from the JSE and A2X.

The White House agreed to carve out exemptions for US-produced cotton from Bangladesh.

Even with sophisticated technology it is still difficult to detect fake foods.

The tech giants are under scrutiny over social media addiction in a landmark jury trial in Los Angeles

Executives said the reductions were part of a restructuring meant to help fix stagnant sales.