SUNDAY, 01 MARCH 2026, 01:10
Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen has warned that the collapse of Tongaat Hulett puts thousands of jobs at risk, with around 40,000 livelihoods depending on the supply chain linked to the company’s mills.
The last two rounds of South African derbies will have a bearing on the Bulls, Sharks and Lions’ playoff ambitions, and on the Stormers’ home semifinal prospects.
The National Consumer Commission has launched a “priority investigation” into the safety of sanitary products that millions of South African women use monthly.
The Health Promotion Levy has not increased since 2022. Civil society groups want the finance minister to announce a shift from 11% to 20%.
A delegation from the New York Young Republican Club is in South Africa documenting proof that the white Afrikaans population is being discriminated against.
In this Smart Money with Alishia Seckam interview, outgoing KAL Group CEO Sean Walsh discusses the rise of technology in agriculture and the future of the industry in South Africa.
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has named a 49-man squad for the first alignment camp of the year.
South African government debt is finally set to peak after rising for nearly two decades, a payoff from years of spending restraint and a commodities-driven revenue windfall.
Cape Town International Airport operations are returning to normal following a fire on Tuesday. However, travellers should still expect delays, the Airports Company of SA said.
With the Department of Employment and Labour entering a stricter enforcement phase, companies face heavy fines and risk losing compliance certificates if they fail to show progress toward equity targets.
Motus was squeezed by the rapid rise of affordable Chinese car brands, forcing cost cuts and restructuring, with it now expanding its portfolio to include more budget-friendly manufacturers.
MK party member Colleen Makhubele has resigned from her role as a Member of Parliament, saying it is in the party’s best interest.
The Springboks kick off a new season, taking on the Barbarians in Nelson Mandela Bay on 20 June.
Auto&General has earned top recognition in the 2025 Customer Experience Index for its consistent focus on putting customers first.
Blu Label reported a loss for the first half of its 2026 financial year, but its CEOs are confident that the company is now better set up for success.
These are the key developments happening in South Africa today, 25 February 2026.
Sasol has come under fire for its operations in Louisiana in the United States, particularly its alleged discrimination against black homeowners in a nearby town.
Motorists travelling to and from Cape Town International Airport are increasingly voicing concern over safety.