The prime property making its owners R260 million every month in South Africa
This prime spot in Cape Town is one of South Africa’s most valuable pieces of real estate, generating massive returns for its owners.
-
-
Heartbreak on the track for SA’s finest middle-distance athletes in Tokyo
It’s been despair and disappointment for the South African contingent at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo so far as SA’s medal hopes fall short. The post Heartbreak on the track for SA’s finest middle-distance athletes in Tokyo appeared first on Daily Maverick.
-
Big changes for Takealot in South Africa
Takealot is building its business into far more than just a online retailer and logistics giant, with a host of new business ventures, and expanded partnerships with the national government extending its reach.
-
Eskom trying to be referee in its own game
Fibon Energy CEO Avesh Padayachee has criticised Eskom for trying to be player and referee.
-
PrimeXBT brings “Empowering Traders to Succeed” campaign to South Africa
PrimeXBT is setting a new standard for what trader empowerment truly means in South Africa.
-
New R420 million private ‘university’ launching in South Africa
JSE-listed education group ADvTECH has announced the launch of a new R420 million mega-campus in Sandton in 2026.
-
Mustek invests R7 million in South African startup
Mustek has invested R7 million in acquiring a 51% stake in Business AI, a newly established South African company developing a dedicated business-to-business marketplace for artificial intelligence.
-
Safa shows ‘calm demeanour’ as Fifa finally launches Teboho Mokoena eligibility probe
South Africa is finally under investigation by Fifa and may lose precious points for fielding a suspended player in Teboho Mokoena. This happened in a 2026 World Cup qualifier against Lesotho. The post Safa shows ‘calm demeanour’ as Fifa finally launches Teboho Mokoena eligibility probe appeared first on Daily Maverick.
-
CEF | Diesel price | Energy | Petrol price
Bad news for petrol prices in South Africa continues
Despite a stronger rand and relatively stable oil prices, petrol price recoveries remain stubbornly in the red, with diesel heading in the same direction.
-
Cell C | Cellular | Department of Trade Industry and Competition (DTIC) | MTN | National Consumer Commission (NCC) | Telkom
Complaints about mobile networks in South Africa
The National Consumer Commission has revealed the most complained-about mobile operators in South Africa in the 2025 financial year.