Eskom gets more big electricity price increases
After it was ordered to conduct proper public consultations on additional allowable revenue for Eskom, Nersa has landed on the same figure that the High Court previously dubbed a “thumb-suck.”
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End of SABC TV licences discussed in secret
Debates about the future of the SABC TV Licence took a turn on Friday night when the details of plans for a new funding model for South Africa’s public broadcaster were discussed behind closed doors.
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Store much cheaper than Pick n Pay and Checkers reveals big plans for South Africa
Best Before has launched nationwide courier delivery, expanding beyond its previously Gauteng-only online service.
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Top South African investment manager warns about AI “bubble”
In an interview with Business Times, Ntseare said that there has been “big talk” that investment in AI solutions was mimicking a “bit of a bubble.”
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South Africa’s military strength vs the world in 2026
This is a comparison of South Africa’s military strength to that of other countries in 2026.
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BMW | car imports | Carmakers | Chinese cars | indian cars | Motoring
Volkswagen South Africa boss sounds alarm over Chinese and Indian car import taxes
Volkswagen agrees with BMW that increasing import duties on cars will only create more problems for the local vehicle industry.
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R2.5 billion goldmine for South Africa’s number one city
The Events Permit Office of the City of Cape Town approved a total of 1,064 events from January 1 to December 31, 2025 — with 15 of these events generating over R2.5 billion.
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New warning to South Africans using banking apps on their phones
South Africans are being warned about a fast-growing and highly dangerous form of digital fraud that is increasingly targeting people through their smartphones.
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battery energy storage systems (BESS) | Chris Yelland | Energy | Eskom | Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) | Photovoltaics (PV)
Eskom threats to people with solar panels in South Africa
An energy sector veteran has advised South African households to ignore Eskom’s pressure to register their residential solar power systems.
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NYDA takes youth access fight into mining’s closed rooms
Mining has long been one of the hardest sectors for young South Africans to enter. Ownership is concentrated, procurement networks are entrenched and access to capital is tightly controlled. Against that reality, the decision of the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) to insert itself into Mining Indaba 2026 is an attempt to confront those barriers…