SA loses it over chip comeback! – Simba and Lay’s flavours rebooted
Cape Town – Snack lovers, rejoice! Two of South Africa’s most beloved chip flavours are officially back on supermarket... Read more
7 May
Storm brewing for Cape Town homeowners
Cape Town – Cape Town authorities plan to raise municipal levies by up to 30% from July 2025, sparking... Read more
7 May
Thousands of SASSA grants to be withheld this week
About 20,000 social grant beneficiaries will not receive their payments this week due to a new verification drive by... Read more
6 May
Only 6% of South Africans can retire comfortably – The rest? Brace for struggle
Cape Town – South Africa is facing a looming retirement crisis, with most citizens unprepared financially for retirement, according... Read more
6 May
WATCH | Employment Equity Act hurts SA’s economy and youth jobs – Zille
Cape Town – The Democratic Alliance (DA) is challenging the Employment Equity Amendment Act in the Pretoria High Court,... Read more
6 May
Saudi giants eye SA citrus gold as Durban port goes up for grabs
Cape Town – Saudi Arabian ports operator Red Sea Gateway Terminal International (RSGTI), backed by the kingdom’s $925 billion... Read more
6 May
‘G20 will go on — with or without the US,’ says Mashatile
Cape Town – Deputy President Paul Mashatile has affirmed that South Africa will host a successful G20 summit in... Read more
5 May
Winter miracle? – Eskom vows no loadshedding unless grid crashes
Johannesburg – Eskom says South Africans can expect a more stable power supply this winter, with minimal to no... Read more
5 May
Joburg traders claim they are harassed by City
Xolelwa Ndobe, a vegetable vendor since 2003, was recently told to close shop despite having a trading permit. Photos:... Read more
5 May
Hands off worker rights – Ramaphosa
Cape Town – President Cyril Ramaphosa has reaffirmed South Africa’s commitment to protecting workers’ rights, warning against calls to... Read more
5 May
