An internationally feared cartel is “franchising” in South Africa.

Unmarried couples in South Africa have been urged to get a life partnership agreement to ensure that both parties are protected.

The Constitutional Court of South Africa has confirmed a groundbreaking ruling that changes the way parental leave works in the country.

Airlink is looking to add more routes as it adds a group of new Embraer jets into its fleet.

Howard highlights how St Mary’s DSG, Pretoria is both proud of its history, and focused on the future.

False claims about self-defence and trespassing laws have resurfaced on social media, prompting the justice department to once again set the record straight.

Discovery Health Medical Scheme has announced its increases for the 2026 financial year, with increases set to start four months later.

This is the most expensive major city in South Africa to buy food in as of September 2025.

South Africa’s new Marriage Bill is currently being processed by the National Council of Provinces, marching steadily towards the desk of president Cyril Ramaphosa to be signed into law.

While it costs more to braai right now compared to last year, the sharp price hikes of the last three months appears to be slowing down.

Mayfair Convent School, a private primary school in Johannesburg with over a century of history, will close at the end of 2025. 

Former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter has taken up a new role consulting for renewable energy companies, while maintaining itinerant positions as a teacher and researcher.

Private schools across South Africa are warning of dire financial consequences if proposed changes to VAT rules are implemented.

Criminals are increasingly targeting homes, galleries and institutions for one-of-a-kind valuables in South Africa. 

South Africa’s richest city is seeing a decline in resident millionaires due to the city’s eroding quality of life.

Finance group Standard Bank has warned that unmarried couples living together in South Africa risk great uncertainty or lengthy legal battles if they don’t have their affairs in order.

Domestic workers in South Africa continue to struggle to make ends meet and earn incomes that match the National Minimum Wage, despite a 16% increase in median earnings from 2024.

South Africans who enjoy visiting bars, restaurants, or even hosting events have been warned that they are targets for crime as the warmer weather approaches. 

BusinessTech’s food basket comparison shows the cheapest retailer for basic groceries at the end of August 2025.

Stats SA has published the latest cause of death data for South Africa, showing the biggest natural and unnatural killers in the country.

The domestic work sector in South Africa has been dealt a severe blow as the number of people employed continues to fall as many households emigrate.