95 free electric car chargers in South Africa
Many commercial properties provide free charging facilities as a way to incentivise spending by visitors on other products and services.
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South Africa’s R1.75 billion mega bridge is coming
The Msikaba Bridge in the Eastern Cape, which was scheduled for completion in 2025, remains incomplete and faces new delays.
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Cell C | iphone | iPhone 16e | MTN | smartphone contracts | Smartphones
Most affordable iPhone contracts in South Africa
Here are the cheapest contracts for iPhone devices we could find from the top carriers in South Africa.
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Bonko Khoza | FILM | Friday | Inimba | Ithonga
Saftas celebrate the storytellers shaping South African screens
South Africa’s film and television industry gathered on Saturday night for the 19th edition of the South African Film and Television Awards (Saftas), an evening dedicated to celebrating the actors, filmmakers and productions responsible for shaping the country’s screen culture. Held at the Gallagher Convention Centre, the ceremony brought together performers, directors, producers and industry…
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e-Toll | Gauteng Provincial Government | Motoring | Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) | sanral | Stormvoël Plaza
E-toll pain is not over yet
Sanral and the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse are preparing for formal mediation to try settle their case on e-toll debt.
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Dr. Anton Rupert | Drostdy Hotel | Graaff-Reinet | Johann Rupert | Property | SA College for Tourism (SACT)
Inside the iconic South African hotel which billionaire Johann Rupert restored
BusinessTech visited the 5-star Drostdy Hotel in Graaff-Reinet, which was bought and restored by the Rupert Family. It was truly exquisite.
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I finally took a tour of Ponte
Ponte City’s grand opening was in 1975. Standing at 54 storeys and 173m, she was the tallest building in Africa for 48 years straight. She was beaten by a skyscraper in Egypt, measuring a mere 5m taller. Her fall from grace to grimy led her to being declared the first vertical slum in Africa. The…
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civic engagement | Community Projects | Inner City Development | Innocent Mabusela | Johannesburg | National
Jozi My Jozi: How civic action is restoring pride in Joburg
On most mornings, the pavements of Marshalltown fill gradually. Office workers slip between heritage buildings, students move in lively clusters and pedestrians hurry along their commutes. Coffee shops hum. Security guards stand posted on corners, ready to offer directions to a lost soul. It is here, in a part of the inner city that still…
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Oil isn’t just fuel
Iran conflict could disrupt markets for everything from plastics to fertilizers
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Oil at $100 a barrel promises boon for Africa’s largest country
Higher prices could temporarily balance the budget for the Opec producer as reserves shrink and import costs threaten new pressure.