South Africa is sharpening its competitive edge in the global economy, with President Cyril Ramaphosa highlighting renewed momentum in infrastructure investment, regulatory reform and green industrialisation as key levers for economic recovery and growth.
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources (DMPR) confirms that all grades of petrol, diesel, and illuminating paraffin increase from today, 2 July, as the latest monthly fuel price adjustments take effect.
Read MoreHigh-net-worth South Africans are increasingly buying real estate in Mauritius, which was ranked the most peaceful country in Africa in 2025.
Read MoreInternational buyers have spent over R1 billion buying properties across the Western Cape’s City of Cape Town.
Read MoreSouth Africa is facing a growing youth unemployment crisis. But developing its green economy may be a way out.
Read MoreEthiopia says it has completed building a mega-dam on the Blue Nile that has long been a source of tension with Egypt and Sudan.
Read MoreLanseria International Airport, South Africa’s only privately owned and operated airport, is preparing for several major upgrades to compete with others like OR Tambo International Airport.
Read MoreDipula Properties is benefitting significantly from its retail portfolio located in underserved areas of the country, including townships.
Read MoreThe North West is the cheapest province in South Africa to rent a house or apartment, while the Western Cape is the most expensive.
Read MoreNestlé has announced a $7 million (R124 million) investment to expand its cereal manufacturing facility in Harare.
Read MoreThe rand remained stable on Monday following the release of mixed domestic data from the country’s central bank, the revenue service agency, and the National Treasury.
Read MoreReportedly South Africa’s first-of-a-kind refill store, Skubu, with the aim to reduce single-use plastic packaging, has officially launched in Diepsloot, Johannesburg, by Sonke in collaboration with the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and the Department of Science, Technology, and Innovation (DSTI), under the Circular Economy Demonstration Fund.
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