KIA LAUNCHES CARENS IN SOUTH AFRICA
The humble family car has been squeezed from all sides. SUVs grow taller and thirstier. Sedans shrink from showroom floors. And traditional people movers—the boxy, sensible vans of yesteryear—have all but vanished, leaving a gap between “cramped crossover” and “fleet-size…
MK Party Proposes Sweeping Spaza Shop Law: Ownership Reserved for South Africans Only
The uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party has fired the latest salvo in South Africa’s heated debate over foreign-owned spaza shops, submitting a Private Member’s Bill to Parliament that would reserve ownership…
South Africa’s tourism sector recorded a strong performance in March 2026, with more than three million travellers processed across ports of entry.
In a resounding endorsement of South Africa’s enduring appeal, the country’s tourism sector has posted its strongest monthly performance on record, with more than three million travellers processed across the…
South Africa’s property market is showing clear signs of recovery after several difficult years, with investor confidence returning and performance stabilising.
For the better part of five years, South Africa’s property market has been a study in misery. Load-shedding dimmed office lights and drove tenants away. The pandemic emptied retail centres,…
Postbank Overhaul: End of an Era: Postbank Moves Away from SAPO Starting May 2026
For generations of South Africans—particularly those in rural towns, remote villages, and underserved townships—the post office was more than a place to send letters. It was a bank. It was…
The humble family car has been squeezed from all sides. SUVs grow taller and thirstier. Sedans shrink from showroom floors. And traditional people movers—the boxy,…
The uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) Party has fired the latest salvo in South Africa’s heated debate over foreign-owned spaza shops, submitting a Private Member’s Bill to…
In a resounding endorsement of South Africa’s enduring appeal, the country’s tourism sector has posted its strongest monthly performance on record, with more than three…
For the better part of five years, South Africa’s property market has been a study in misery. Load-shedding dimmed office lights and drove tenants away.…
For generations of South Africans—particularly those in rural towns, remote villages, and underserved townships—the post office was more than a place to send letters. It…
The boardroom of the Northern Cape Provincial Legislature in Kimberley is not often the stage for high-stakes international diplomacy. The furniture is functional, the carpets…