Capitec and Pick n Pay eyeing South Africa’s hidden gem
Despite being the country’s biggest source of employment, small South African businesses face an uphill battle when it comes to getting funding.
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Major property investor sells half of iconic shopping centre
Hyprop Investments has announced plans to sell 50% of Johannesburg-based Hyde Park Corner for R805 million, as part of its strategy to allocate more capital to the Western Cape and Eastern Europe.
Read MoreMood-Matching Menus: How FindMy Dish Is Changing the Way South Africans Eat
In 2025, South Africa’s dining scene is rapidly evolving towards personalised experiences.
Read MoreEmpowering smarter living – CoDi revolutionises prepaid utilities
In an increasingly digital world, convenience and control have become essential expectations for consumers.
Read MoreMedia24 takes a knock
The changes in its operations led to a significant decline in Media24's revenue and earnings.
Read MoreWarning over food shortages and job losses in South Africa
After raising hopes that South Africa will avert a food security crisis by partially lifting the ban on chicken exports from Brazil, meat producers are again in a mild panic as negotiations hit a wall.
Read MoreThe new grocery store cheaper than Shoprite, Pick n Pay, and Checkers
A new store has launched in South Africa, which offers essential grocery items at up to half the price of the same products found at other stores across the country.
Read MoreWarning for South Africans working from home
South African employees are increasingly being disciplined or fired because of social media posts, with many off-duty misconduct cases rising due to work-from-home policies.
Read MoreThe new insurance scam that can get you blacklisted in South Africa
South Africa’s insurance industry is waking up to the rise of artificial intelligence being used to perpetrate scams and fraud in the country, and is equipping itself to retaliate.
Read MoreNationwide commercial assets on auction as investor confidence drives demand
Off the back of a stabilising rate environment, South African investors are continuing to purchase well-located assets with resilient income streams, particularly in the logistics, retail and residential sectors.
Read MoreWin the e-commerce race: how convenience is becoming the new benchmark
As more consumers choose to shop at digital stores rather than physical ones, the customer is no longer just king of e-commerce; they’re in the driver’s seat, demanding speed, clarity, and ease at every turn of the sales journey.
Read MoreNew report reveals who is really making money through South Africa’s R1.76 trillion clean energy drive
As South Africa battles to secure its just energy transition, a new investigation reveals that much of the money meant to drive this change is lining the pockets of global consulting giants.
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