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Tshwane metro fails to deliver blacklisting notice because it ‘can’t find’ high-profile tenderpreneur
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No rush to blacklist Edwin Sodi
Tshwane metro fails to deliver blacklisting notice because it ‘can’t find’ high-profile tenderpreneur
The small African island whose citizens are nearly twice as rich as South Africans
Mauritius’ GDP per capita has more than quadrupled over the past few decades, far outpacing South Africa’s growth.
Jovic, 18, sets up Sabalenka quarter-final in Melbourne
Teenager Iva Jovic is “excited” to test herself against “the best” after booking an Australian Open quarter-final against Aryna Sabalenka.
South Africa’s richest province has a serious crisis: mushrooming informal settlements
Gauteng is on the brink of a crisis as informal settlements illegally occupy and spread across private land, while millions wait for state housing.
News24 | Second killing in Minneapolis by US federal agents sparks uproar
The killing of a US citizen by federal immigration agents on Saturday – the second in Minneapolis this month – sparked new protests and impassioned demands by local leaders for the Trump administration to end its operation in the city.
Labour’s ‘heated rivalry’ and ‘Trump backs down’
Andy Burnham’s decision to run for a by-election and the latest on Trump’s Nato comments lead the papers.
What we know about fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis
Trump officials says federal agents shot in self-defence, as Pretti’s parents accuse them of “sickening lies”.
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News24 | DA says meeting with NFP in KZN was ‘cordial and informative’
The DA in KwaZulu-Natal believes the party’s bilateral meeting with the National Freedom Party on Saturday was “a positive step in the right direction” to keep the provincial coalition government intact.
News24 | Trump threatens Canada with 100% tariff if it completes China trade deal
US President Donald Trump on Saturday warned Canada that if it concludes a trade deal with China, he will impose a 100% tariff on all goods coming over the border.
South Africa’s biggest employer in a world of pain
South Africa’s agricultural sector is facing a perfect storm of both domestic and external challenges, with widespread flooding, disease outbreaks and the looming threat of US tariffs weighing on the industry.
News24 | Three people killed, teen injured in Cape Town shooting
Three young people were shot dead and another wounded in Cape Town on Saturday, Western Cape police have confirmed.
International giant launching new stores offering lower prices than Checkers and Pick n Pay
With plans to expand across South Africa, Walmart has been found to frequently outprice its biggest retail competitors.
South African homeowners hit with surprise fines
Municipalities are intensifying inspections and imposing steep, often back-dated penalty rates on properties used outside their approved zoning, catching many homeowners off guard and exposing them to unexpected costs.
Chinese vehicles gain serious traction in SA’s used market
AutoTrader’s latest pricing and mileage figures highlight a decisive shift in buyer behaviour as Chinese brands convert sceptics into confident second-hand shoppers
Major shift in Cape Town’s luxury property market
Cape Town’s luxury property market saw a shift in 2025, with rising prices, increased sales above R50 million, and a growing preference for discreet off-market transactions now defining buyer behaviour as demand outpaces supply.
Real MK Party founder accuses Jacob Zuma of using the party as a personal piggy bank
In a blistering attack on the current leadership of the uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) party, expelled founder Jabulani Khumalo has accused former President Jacob Zuma of “hijacking” the organisation to fund his private lifestyle.
One of South Africa’s most important companies going from zero to hero
Transnet has halted its decline and improved rail and port performance, but sustaining the turnaround depends on private sector investment, with concerns that state control will continue to limit efficiency and growth.