100 individuals cause a large percentage of all violent crime in Gauteng
Dr Frans Cronje revealed that around 100 individuals cause a large percentage of all violent crime in Gauteng, and the police know who they are and where they live.
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End of MultiChoice as you know it
The CEO of Canal+ Africa responded to questions about their plans for MultiChoice’s key brands, DStv, SuperSport, and Showmax.
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Telkom betting big on Black Friday
Shoppers can expect deals on device-plus-plan packages, exclusive social media and app offers, and compelling bundles.
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Businesses looking for new home as they flee service failures in Gauteng
Major commercial property owners are moving their money to cities where services are reliable, with the Western Cape attracting the most attention.
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crypto | Industry News | PrimeXBT | trading
PrimeXBT expands Crypto Futures with 101 new coins in South Africa
PrimeXBT now gives South African traders improved access to trending and niche altcoin markets.
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Industry News | Samsung | Samsung Air-conditioners | Samsung Blue Tag Sale | Samsung Home appliances | Samsung monitors
Your last moment to save big in the Samsung Blue Tag Sale
This is your last moment to enjoy Samsung’s most generous deals of the year.
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SARS issues new mandatory requirement for businesses in South Africa
South African VAT vendors have been reminded of the new compliance rules, which include mandatory VAT apportionment reporting to SARS.
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Lost-and-found Makhanda water pump — residents to finally get it back, with an even heftier price tag
The Makana council will make a payment on top of the millions spent in the pump tender fiasco. The post Lost-and-found Makhanda water pump — residents to finally get it back, with an even heftier price tag appeared first on Daily Maverick.
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Bank of America Corp | BloombergNEF | coal | Energy Supply Banking Ratio | Energy, oil, gas and uranium | Environment and sustainability
Global banks’ financing of the energy transition has stalled
A new report finds that for every dollar allocated to fossil fuels, the world’s leading banks spent just 89 cents on low-carbon projects, a figure that is virtually unchanged from the previous year.
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Illusion of choice: Democracy a numbers game in Africa’s crowded presidential races
On 16 September, Malawians headed to the polls in what should have been a critical moment for the country’s future. They voted for their next president, members of parliament and local councillors. The economy is reeling. Inflation is pushing food prices beyond reach. Last year’s severe drought has devastated livelihoods and left one in every…