Small South African town where people earn R124,000 a month produces the rarest coffee in the world
A small affluent town in KwaZulu-Natal is a key site for the cultivation and production of the rarest coffee in the world.
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Sleepy seaside village in South Africa is pioneering cutting-edge smart city tech
Ballito has evolved from a sleepy holiday destination into a living laboratory of smart city tech.
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One area where South Africa can compete with the United States and China on AI
The Wits MIND Institute brings together top scientists and researchers in South Africa to find ways to compete with the world’s AI leaders.
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Top South African companies are offering bursaries for 2027
South Africa’s top companies, including Old Mutual, Sasol, and Shoprite, are offering substantial bursaries for the 2027 academic year.
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South Africans forced to pay R300 to government every time they fill up at a petrol station
The government pockets over R300 every single time someone fill up their tank at a petrol station.
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Big change for .CO.ZA
The .ZA Domain Name Authority’s Annual Performance Plan revealed a reduction in some of its annual commercial .ZA registration targets.
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Massive legal warning for employers in South Africa
Workforce Healthcare has warned that new POPIA regulations have placed greater strain over medical supplies.
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Bolt | Collen Msibi | Department of Transport (DoT) | e-hailing operators | e-hailing services | Motoring
Uber could be operating illegally in South Africa
Uber has still not confirmed it has received a Certificate of Registration as an e-hailing operator in South Africa, which has been a legal requirement since 11 March 2026.
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Road users in South Africa warned of the 20km/h rule
Motorists in South Africa are being warned that driving too fast can carry serious financial consequences when it comes to insurance claims.
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South Africa’s parallel State: The cost of letting crime govern
South Africa is no longer confronting crime as a social ill. It is confronting crime as a competing system of governance. Across the country, particularly in urban economic hubs and vulnerable communities, criminal networks have entrenched themselves not merely as lawbreakers but as power brokers. They determine who can build, who can trade, who can…