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Monday, April 14, 2025

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RAF CEO Letsoalo unshaken by R79m lease probe: ‘I sleep nicely at night'

RAF CEO Letsoalo unshaken by R79m lease probe: ‘I sleep nicely at night'

By Mthobisi Nozulela | Published 1h ago

RAF CEO Collins Letsoalo has firmly denied bypassing procurement procedures in a controversial R79 million lease deal under SIU investigation, claiming the allegations are part of a campaign to discredit him before his contract ends in August

Local currency moves back to R19 to the dollar, yet volatility is the name of the game

By Nicola Mawson | Published 2h ago

Following President Trump's unexpected tariff announcements, the South African rand has seen significant fluctuations, recently recovering to R19 against the dollar.

Local currency moves back to R19 to the dollar, yet volatility is the name of the game

Local currency moves back to R19 to the dollar, yet volatility is the name of the game

How South Africa's banks are driving socio-economic change through sustainable investments

By Nicola Mawson | Published 2h ago

How South Africa's banks are driving socio-economic change through sustainable investments

Teachers' union warns of dire consequences if early retirement scheme goes ahead

By Jason Woosey | Published 1h ago

Teachers' union warns of dire consequences if early retirement scheme goes ahead

Flight overbooking illegal in South Africa, warns National Consumer Commission

By Mthobisi Nozulela | Published 4h ago

Flight overbooking illegal in South Africa, warns National Consumer Commission

How Trump's tariffs impact South Africa's billionaires and threaten thousands of jobs

By Nicola Mawson | Published 8h ago

How Trump's tariffs impact South Africa's billionaires and threaten thousands of jobs

Fickle US wields tariff negotiations to suck life-giving marrow from world's bones

By Zhao Qian | Published 9h ago

Fickle US wields tariff negotiations to suck life-giving marrow from world's bones

Junior Mlondobuzi makes insurance accessible to South Africa's SMEs

By Ashley Lechman | Published Apr 13, 2025

Junior Mlondobuzi makes insurance accessible to South Africa's SMEs

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Torture allegations dominate week in Joshlin Smith trial

Torture allegations dominate week in Joshlin Smith trial

Local currency moves back to R19 to the dollar, yet volatility is the name of the game

Local currency moves back to R19 to the dollar, yet volatility is the name of the game

ANC highlights progress in talks with FF Plus and DA amid VAT disputes

ANC highlights progress in talks with FF Plus and DA amid VAT disputes

Cape Town International Jazz Festival 2025 Drops a Game-Changer Not to Be Missed

Cape Town International Jazz Festival 2025 Drops a Game-Changer Not to Be Missed

Trump's tariff ultimatum: South Africa faces crucial 90-day negotiation period

By Ashley Lechman | Published Apr 13, 2025

Trump's tariff ultimatum: South Africa faces crucial 90-day negotiation period

Trump's tariff ultimatum: South Africa faces crucial 90-day negotiation period

What the new VAT rate means for your everyday expenses

By Nicola Mawson | Published Apr 12, 2025

What the new VAT rate means for your everyday expenses

What the new VAT rate means for your everyday expenses

Despite US tariffs pause, southern African economies under threat

By AFP | Published Apr 11, 2025

Despite US tariffs pause, southern African economies under threat

Despite US tariffs pause, southern African economies under threat

There are no winners in a tariff war: Xi warns US will isolate itself

By RT News | Published Apr 11, 2025

There are no winners in a tariff war: Xi warns US will isolate itself

There are no winners in a tariff war: Xi warns US will isolate itself

SA and China ink nuclear agreement to strengthen energy security

By Mthobisi Nozulela | Published Apr 11, 2025

SA and China ink nuclear agreement to strengthen energy security

SA and China ink nuclear agreement to strengthen energy security

SANTACO warns South African commuters of imminent taxi fare hikes following VAT increase

By Mthobisi Nozulela | Published Apr 11, 2025

SANTACO warns South African commuters of imminent taxi fare hikes following VAT increase

SANTACO warns South African commuters of imminent taxi fare hikes following VAT increase

Rand on front foot following bloodbath week, but global stocks sag as trade war hangover persists

By Jason Woosey | Published Apr 11, 2025

Rand on front foot following bloodbath week, but global stocks sag as trade war hangover persists

Rand on front foot following bloodbath week, but global stocks sag as trade war hangover persists

South Africa's electricity supply remains constrained as load shedding looms for winter

By Yogashen Pillay | Published Apr 11, 2025

South Africa's electricity supply remains constrained as load shedding looms for winter

South Africa's electricity supply remains constrained as load shedding looms for winter

South Africa prepares to engage the US on tariff reductions and trade agreements

By Banele Ginindza | Published Apr 10, 2025

South Africa prepares to engage the US on tariff reductions and trade agreements

South Africa prepares to engage the US on tariff reductions and trade agreements

Calls mount to shut down petrol stations selling contaminated fuel in South Africa

By Mthobisi Nozulela | Published Apr 10, 2025

Calls mount to shut down petrol stations selling contaminated fuel in South Africa

Calls mount to shut down petrol stations selling contaminated fuel in South Africa

Rand’s rollercoaster ride as Trump tariffs and GNU jitters fuel currency turmoil

By Nicola Mawson | Published Apr 10, 2025

Rand’s rollercoaster ride as Trump tariffs and GNU jitters fuel currency turmoil

Rand’s rollercoaster ride as Trump tariffs and GNU jitters fuel currency turmoil

How FNB’s eBucks is powering Pick n Pay’s retail comeback

By Mthobisi Nozulela | Published Apr 10, 2025

How FNB’s eBucks is powering Pick n Pay’s retail comeback

How FNB’s eBucks is powering Pick n Pay’s retail comeback

Vault22 Empowers South Africans to Take Control of Their Finances During Financial Literacy Month

By Staff Reporter | Published Apr 13, 2025

Vault22 Empowers South Africans to Take Control of Their Finances During Financial Literacy Month

Vault22 Empowers South Africans to Take Control of Their Finances During Financial Literacy Month

How South African banks are navigating consumer confidence challenges and credit demand

By Nicola Mawson | Published Apr 10, 2025

How South African banks are navigating consumer confidence challenges and credit demand

How South African banks are navigating consumer confidence challenges and credit demand

Gautengelengs flee for Cape Town amid a multitude of infrastructure issues

By Nicola Mawson | Published Apr 10, 2025

Gautengelengs flee for Cape Town amid a multitude of infrastructure issues

Gautengelengs flee for Cape Town amid a multitude of infrastructure issues

50% of SA teachers want to leave the profession, and it’s not the kids stressing them out

By Jason Woosey | Published Apr 10, 2025

50% of SA teachers want to leave the profession, and it’s not the kids stressing them out

50% of SA teachers want to leave the profession, and it’s not the kids stressing them out

Passion to profession: how Nadia Koegelenberg built a thriving pet photography business

By Ashley Lechman | Published Apr 10, 2025

Passion to profession: how Nadia Koegelenberg built a thriving pet photography business

Passion to profession: how Nadia Koegelenberg built a thriving pet photography business