iStore reopens in R4.9-billion South African mall with premium upgrades and glass façade
The Apple reseller returns to a newly refurbished mall, signalling confidence in high-end retail despite a tough economy.
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South Africans in the US can find familiar food and community while cheering the Springboks
IOL notes that South Africans travelling for the Boks’ matches are turning to local SA-owned eateries and community hubs for a taste of home
President Ramaphosa says South Africa ready for new era of trade with India
The president’s remarks signal potential export opportunities for South African agri-businesses as the two economies look to deepen ties
Mandela University announces shift to renewable energy for campus operations
The university says its renewable move aims to cut carbon and inspire South Africa’s broader energy transition
IESCO says it will curb load shedding, offering relief to Pakistani consumers
The Islamabad utility announced a reduction in scheduled power cuts, a move that could ease operating costs for businesses and households.
122,000 smart meters blocked in protest against Eskom
A wave of protests saw 122,000 smart meters blocked, raising concerns over Eskom's rollout and potential billing delays for households and businesses.
University installs 8,500 solar panels, cuts reliance on Eskom
The campus will generate its own power, reducing exposure to South Africa's load-shedding schedule.
Eskom reports Energy Availability Factor of 67.78%, meeting benchmark
The state utility says its power plants were available 67.78% of the time, a level set as the minimum by regulators.
Martin Moshal’s R118 million political donations raise questions over gambling policy
The South African-born gaming entrepreneur has become a top donor to several parties, sparking debate about influence on future gambling regulation.
Digital News Transformation Fund lifts 21 independent South African newsrooms
R10.5m funding helps community publishers launch websites, grow audiences and start new revenue streams in the first half of 2026.
South Africa to start exporting cherries to China
A TV BRICS report says South Africa will supply fresh cherries to the Chinese market, opening a new export avenue for growers.
NASS bans lawmakers from visiting its South African properties
The property developer says it will no longer allow parliamentary representatives on site, citing concerns over political interference
No statutory 10% cap on rent hikes, says news24 investigation
The article clarifies that South African law does not fix a 10% limit on rent increases, leaving landlords and tenants to negotiate or seek tribunal ruling
National Lottery releases Daily Lotto, PowerBall and Xtra results for 11 September 2026
The National Lottery announced the outcomes of its three main games on 11 September, a routine update that matters to ticket sellers and charity funders al
Capitec hit with R28m fine, Ninety One also sanctioned for FICA breaches
The Financial Intelligence Centre fined Capitec R28m and imposed an undisclosed sanction on asset manager Ninety One for shortcomings under the anti-money-
BRICS Business Forum prioritises trade, agriculture and digital innovation
The forum’s agenda highlights opportunities for South African agribusinesses to tap into new markets and technology
South Africa Chamber President urges permanent BRICS secretariat
The call aims to give the bloc a standing administrative hub to speed up trade and investment plans
Park Hyatt Rosebank named Africa’s best new hotel
The 31-room luxury property in Johannesburg earned the World Travel Awards’ leading new hotel title for 2026, adding to its Michelin and Time Magazine acco
NASS officials announce boycott of all legislative activities
The property association says it will abstain from any parliamentary processes, citing unspecified grievances
Pakistan caps daily load shedding at two hours, says PM
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif orders a maximum of two hours of power cuts per day across Pakistan.
South Africa’s growth stalls, deepening challenges for SMEs
A weekend Argus editorial warns that persistent low GDP growth is squeezing small businesses and tightening credit conditions.
Karooooo appears 12% undervalued as recurring revenue picks up
Simplywall.st flags the fintech's share price may be 12% below its model value, citing stronger recurring revenue
Advertising board upholds rulings against TotalEnergies, Shell and CNG Holdings for greenwashing
The Advertising Regulatory Board confirmed that unsubstantiated environmental claims by major fossil-fuel firms breach South Africa’s advertising code, a w
Two Nigerians killed as xenophobic violence flares in South Africa
The latest fatal attack raises safety concerns for foreign investors and property owners in affected areas
North Korea’s $800m fake-worker recruitment targets South Africans, warns Business Insider Africa
The scheme lures job seekers in South Africa and other countries to infiltrate US firms, raising security and compliance concerns for local businesses
Waspito clinches $250,000 grand prize at LEAP 2026 competition
The Cameroonian fintech’s win could fund product expansion and hiring as the local startup scene seeks more capital
Hamerson PLC files director and PDMR transaction notice
The company disclosed required share-deal filings, a routine step under JSE rules, according to Moneyweb.
KwaZulu-Natal sees surge in tourist arrivals ahead of summer
Provincial tourism officials say the influx could lift hotels, restaurants and tour operators as the peak season approaches.
South Africa’s birth-rate dip threatens future labour pool
KAYA 959 warns that falling births could tighten the workforce even as overall population still grows modestly
Omnia Holdings reports AGM outcomes and releases B-BBEE compliance report
The miner announced that its annual general meeting has concluded and its latest Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment compliance report is now publicly a
