Home Affairs reverses asylum-seeker intake directive amid violent protests
Home Affairs has withdrawn its September instruction to accept all asylum-seeker applications after queues swelled and protests turned violent.
Home Affairs has withdrawn its September instruction to accept all asylum-seeker applications after queues swelled and protests turned violent.
The Competition Commission has referred Siemens, Philips and GE to the Tribunal, alleging they blocked independent engineers from parts and training.
Nawty Water is taking its seltzer brand from KwaZulu-Natal towards more than 1,000 outlets as it lists with Pick n Pay, Checkers Liquor and OK Liquor.
Frogfoot CEO Shane Chorley says the fibre operator will keep buying smaller suburban networks and does not rule out an offer for the business itself.
Seacom CEO Alpheus Mangale has resigned from the Absa Group board with immediate effect, the bank said in a statement to investors on Friday.
The United States has warned its personnel and citizens to avoid Durban’s CBD after looting and violence linked to the reopening of the asylum system.
Research suggests how you use money shapes retirement happiness as much as how much you have, and South African retirees can plan around that.
Mtubatuba in KwaZulu-Natal had the cheapest grocery basket among South Africa’s major markets in September 2026, at R5,232.34, PMBEJD data shows.
The Competition Commission asked the Tribunal on 6 October 2026 to revoke approval of the Premier RFG merger over an undisclosed Tulbagh closure.
Government will steer its next power procurement to batteries and gas: 4,600 MW of storage and 5,000 MW of gas-to-power, with wind and solar left out.
Direct marketers must register on the National Opt-Out Registry by December 2026 and cleanse contact lists monthly, or risk fines of up to R1 million.
The Department of Employment and Labour says the Employment Services Amendment Bill gives refugees no new job rights. What it does change for employers.
The Road Accident Fund wants the fuel levy raised to up to R3.00 a litre and a new licence renewal charge. What it means for vehicle-running…
Discovery Health Medical Scheme members face 7.4% to 8.9% higher contributions from January 2027, well above the regulator’s 3.8% guidance anchor.
Minerals Council president Paul Dunne outlines three joint work streams with the DMPR, including a mining cadastre by March 2027, to unlock R50bn in capex.
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille says South Africa’s tourism investment pipeline has grown to R3.5bn across 15 projects, with three already funded.
Hoorah says hybrid agency models, mixing in-house and external teams, are now the norm for South African brands, not an experiment, as AI reshapes content.
Woolworths is testing W.Chef, an AI food assistant that suggests recipes and wine pairings and can add items to the Woolies Dash basket.
BulkSMS has swapped its volume-led positioning for a new tagline, “Your Messages Matter”, to stress reliable, time-sensitive business messages.
Woolworths says all regulatory conditions for its 100% acquisition of In2Foods have been met, and the deal is expected to close within a month.
LekkeSlaap, founded in a garage in 2009, has been bought by a consortium of South African investors, and its co-founders are leaving.
The Pretoria High Court has ruled the Legal Sector Code, BEE rules for law firms, was promulgated unlawfully, and sent it back to the trade minister.
Nedbank’s 12-month accelerator, run with Fetola, will help 20 fashion and textile businesses in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape grow.
The Department of Public Works has spent R1.66 million on lawyers in the court fight over the Expropriation Act, the minister told Parliament.
Former NTT CEO Jason Goodall admits a secret role in the 2019 Dimension Data Campus sale and will pay NTT R208.6m. Four former executives deny wrongdoing.
The petrol price rises by R3.33 a litre from 7 October, taking 95 octane in Gauteng from R26.92 to about R30.25 as a weaker rand and…
President Cyril Ramaphosa will lead a new commission to coordinate South Africa's state-owned entities after a holding-company plan was dropped
Premier Foods says it did not hide the Tulbagh cannery closure and will fight the Commission’s application at the Competition Tribunal.
Investec economist says global oil prices and a weak rand are driving the biggest fuel hike of the year, with diesel likely to follow
The Western Cape project begins monazite concentrate production, with officials saying its thorium resource could supply South Africa’s electricity…
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