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Two brothers became billionaires by building South Africa’s largest second-hand car empire

Business—2 Nov 2025

ANC voters want the government to stop race-based appointments

Business—28 Oct 2025

The ANC is the only party with a BEE policy, and the DA is keeping it in power

Business—23 Oct 2025
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Shell appeals court ruling that halted South African offshore plan

Business—23 Oct 2025

South Africa must get rid of the ANC to fix the country – Dawie Roodt

Business—23 Oct 2025

One minister’s decision helped criminals make so much money they had to start laundering it

Business—22 Oct 2025

Pick n Pay becoming a ‘new company’

Business—22 Oct 2025

South Africans kiss DStv goodbye

Business—21 Oct 2025

Edward Kieswetter kisses R28 billion goodbye every year

Business—20 Oct 2025

South Africa should choose between freedom and equality

Business—19 Oct 2025

Gold Fields and AngloGold Ashanti crushed Anglo American, BHP, and Glencore

Business—16 Oct 2025

Vodacom, MTN, Telkom, and Cell C became sexy again

Business—15 Oct 2025

South African healthcare comparison: Aspen, Netcare, Life Healthcare, and Adcock Ingram

Business—14 Oct 2025

Capitec beats Standard Bank, FNB, Absa, and Nedbank

Business—13 Oct 2025

Bruising battle between Pick n Pay, Checkers, Spar, and Woolworths

Business—10 Oct 2025

Changes for inflation target in South Africa

Business—9 Oct 2025

South African clothing retailer comparison – Mr Price, The Foschini Group, and Pepkor

Business—9 Oct 2025

Bad policy kills mining in South Africa

Business—9 Oct 2025

OUTsurance outperforms Discovery and Sanlam

Business—8 Oct 2025

Ninety One outperforms PSG, Coronation, and AlexForbes

Business—7 Oct 2025

Clicks versus Dis-Chem

Business—6 Oct 2025

Rigid race and gender-based quotas against the South African constitution

Business—2 Oct 2025

The average Eskom employee gets paid R870,000 per year

Business—30 Sep 2025

Big lie about BEE in South Africa

Business—30 Sep 2025

Oil majors granted long-term leases at key Durban fuel hub

Business—16 Sep 2025

JSE booming despite most else glooming

Business—15 Sep 2025

North West Premier sends a warning to the President

Business—15 Sep 2025

President Cyril Ramaphosa praises Zimbabwe for taking farms from whites

Business—1 Sep 2025

Taking money from hard-working South Africans to fund a bloated and mismanaged government

Business—31 Aug 2025

This is how much retail bosses in South Africa earn compared to their workers

Business—30 Aug 2025
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Five landfills and most waste transfer stations in a major South African city closed because it did not pay service providers

South Africa—2 Nov 2026

An important municipality neglected wastewater treatment for 5 years which caused livestock to fall ill and fish to die

South Africa—2 Nov 2026

Still no Grade 8 placement for 2027? What Gauteng parents can do now

Industry News—2 Nov 2026

Willie Spies writes an open letter to Agriculture Minister Willie Aucamp about long-term food security in Pretoria

South Africa—2 Nov 2026

New logos proposed: University of Pretoria embarks on a comprehensive review of its brand

South Africa—2 Nov 2026

Top South African CEO drove executives into townships to show the impact of job cuts after a six-month mining strike

Business—2 Nov 2026

The RAF fuel levy increased by 2,400% from 9c per litre in 1997 to R2.25 per litre in 2026

South Africa—2 Nov 2026

TimePrints – David O’Sullivan reflects on his broadcasting career and why he stepped away

Industry News—2 Nov 2026

The price to build government houses increased from R233,000 to R3.6 million per unit

South Africa—2 Nov 2026

The private school in South Africa’s top security town is an academic powerhouse with 4.2 distinctions per matric learner

South Africa—1 Nov 2026

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Jacob Zuma says they are ready to take over South Africa

189South Africa—31 Oct 2026
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United States accuses the South African government and some politicians of endangering the lives of white Afrikaners

129South Africa—1 Nov 2026
3

Julius Malema says no white farmer must be killed and that ‘Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer’ was never meant in a literal sense

98South Africa—1 Nov 2026
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MK Party MP celebrates brutal farm attack on Donovan Marx and calls white farmers land thieves

71South Africa—1 Nov 2026
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The price to build government houses increased from R233,000 to R3.6 million per unit

63South Africa—2 Nov 2026
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‘Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer’ is hate speech as it targets one group and calls for them to be killed

173South Africa—31 Oct 2026
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Two suspects arrested for brutal and sadistic farm attack on Donovan Marx

48South Africa—31 Oct 2026
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ANC-run municipality fined R160 million for environmental offences, including discharging untreated sewage and polluted water into rivers

10South Africa—1 Nov 2026
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SIU looking for four Ferraris, three Porches, and one Bentley belonging to Hangwani Morgan Maumela

33South Africa—30 Oct 2026
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Illiteracy and no alternatives: Why people continue to vote for the ANC when services collapse

75South Africa—30 Oct 2026

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The minister gave a standard PR reply and never answered the money question at all. “The Province has indicated that...

Marathon on 2 Nov 2026

Why is this disciplinary hearing going to take until 2028. Any criminal case is unlikely to ever unfold.

Colin De Villiers on 2 Nov 2026

Some cultures build and administrate and some cultures... well, this.

Gustave Leibbrandt on 2 Nov 2026

No country should allow an extreme right wing fascist like the MuskRat any access to their airspace. His control of...

Steve Davidson on 2 Nov 2026

“Comrades, the chant, ‘Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer,’ was never meant in a literal sense. We never called for...

Nadine on 2 Nov 2026

There will never be an "appropriate sentence". Law and Justice went separate ways in the 1900's.

Ren A on 2 Nov 2026

Then why persist with the dangerous song if it’s not meant!!!

austin on 2 Nov 2026

No IQ at all

Fernando on 2 Nov 2026

Normal human being ??? More like abnormal.

Fernando on 2 Nov 2026

The cause of haemorrhoids around the mouth is the result of verbal Diarrhoea disease.

Fernando on 2 Nov 2026
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