After months of downtime, the Department of Transport has finally got the driving licence printing machine working again. Since February 5, the machine had been out...
Dis-Chem, one of South Africa’s leading pharmacy chains, recently unveiled its financial results for the year ending February 2025, showing a healthy 8% rise in revenue...
May 2025 brought welcome news for South Africa’s automotive industry. New vehicle sales hit 45,308 units, a remarkable 22% increase compared to the same month last...
On Saturday morning, large swaths of Johannesburg’s inner city woke up without power. Office towers, hotels, historic buildings and busy intersections that would normally be bustling...
The tight-knit community of Durban Deep, Roodepoort, is in mourning and shock. A place that once echoed with the sounds of kids playing in the streets...
For many South Africans hoping to see more affordable essentials on grocery shelves, this week brought sobering news. Despite growing calls from citizens, political leaders, and...
In a bold move that’s already shaking up global markets and American politics, President Donald Trump has doubled down on tariffs for imported steel and aluminium....
The air at Gallagher Convention Centre on May 21 carried a mix of tension and quiet hope. Members of the Ivory Park Taxi Association (IPTA) gathered...
South Africa’s push for a more stable and sustainable energy future just hit a political speed bump. While the government celebrates a massive R9.5 billion investment...
In the whirlwind of policy announcements and political posturing, it’s easy to overlook how decisions made in Parliament echo at the petrol pump, the grocery aisle,...
