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Pick n Pay coming after Checkers Sixty60 in South Africa

05 December at 07:13 AM, via Daily Investor

Pick n Pay has invested heavily in revamping its asap! delivery service, which is starting to bear fruit as South Africa’s on-demand grocery delivery market is becoming increasingly more competitive.

Of flags, flowers, fashion and flashlights

05 December at 05:00 AM, via Mail & Guardian

Johannesburg not only hosted a successful G20 Leaders’ Summit, the first to take place on African soil, but also delivered an impressive and memorable global event.

Government doubles down on BEE in South Africa

04 December at 16:51 PM, via Daily Investor

South Africa will not bow to U.S. pressure to change its policies on race, Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola said on Thursday, after Washington confirmed that Pretoria would be excluded from the G20.

End of an era coming for Standard Bank

04 December at 15:51 PM, via Daily Investor

Standard Bank is wrapping up its successful SBG 2025 strategy and, having exceeded its targets, will shift to the new SBG 2028 plan in the 2026 financial year.

South Africa’s surprising new semigration hotspot

04 December at 14:41 PM, via Daily Investor

Bloemfontein is emerging as South Africa’s most affordable major city, offering robust property activity, high first-time buyer participation, and strong long-term value across a wide range of price points.

South Africa’s weak link

04 December at 13:36 PM, via Daily Investor

South Africa’s third-quarter GDP data showed strong progress in its economic recovery. However, the country needs to do a lot more to reach the GNU’s ambitious 3% growth target.

South Africans are flocking to this luxury suburb

04 December at 12:43 PM, via Daily Investor

Homebuyers are flocking to Rosebank, which offers significantly better value for money than Sandton while still offering a luxury, amenity-rich urban lifestyle.

South African stocks riding high

04 December at 12:04 PM, via Daily Investor

South African stocks will benefit from a broader rally in emerging markets in 2026 due to attractive valuations and strong profits.

Cyril Ramaphosa responds to Trump’s G20 snub

04 December at 11:15 AM, via Daily Investor

South Africa’s presidency joked on Thursday that the country would “take a commercial break” from the G20 while US President Donald Trump leads the forum, after the country was snubbed by the US.

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