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    South African Post Office exiting business rescue

    South African Post Office exiting business rescue The South African Post Office is set to exit business rescue despite missing out on a R3.8 billion bailout.
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    Private school giant buys back shares for R250 million

    Private school giant buys back shares for R250 million Advtech Limited has completed a R250 million share repurchase, with the group optimistic about strengthening its portfolio of leading brands.
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    New social grant for South Africa

    New social grant for South Africa The Department of Social Development hopes to finalise the policy for a new BIS grant by March 2027, getting it ready for implementation.
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    Good news about interest rates in South Africa

    Good news about interest rates in South Africa The latest inflation print is well-above the Reserve Bank's target, but peace between the US and Iran could halt any further interest rate increases.
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    Only one university in South Africa named among the top 150 in the world in new ranking

    Only one university in South Africa named among the top 150 in the world in new ranking US News has published its new 2026/27 Best Global Universities ranking, which includes 15 South African universities that made the global top 2,000.
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    Big cabinet reshuffle coming

    Big cabinet reshuffle coming The Democratic Alliance (DA) has confirmed that it has asked President Cyril Ramaphosa to reshuffle its members within his cabinet.
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    South African shopping mall owner worth more than Pick n Pay and SPAR heads to another international market

    South African shopping mall owner worth more than Pick n Pay and SPAR heads to another international market Building on its success in Span and Portugal, Vukile Property Fund has dipped its toe into the Italian market.
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    End of an era for 202-year-old giant in South Africa

    End of an era for 202-year-old giant in South Africa The integration of RFG into Premier is progressing following a R6.5 billion, funded by the issuance of new Premier shares.
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    When the weather turns: what El Niño could mean for South Africans, food prices and markets

    When the weather turns: what El Niño could mean for South Africans, food prices and markets In any given week, investors may be trying to make sense of the AI boom, conflict in the Middle East, oil price swings, interest-rate expectations, rand volatility and company earnings.
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    Another nice surprise for South Africa

    Another nice surprise for South Africa Annual consumer price inflation came in much lower than expected in May 2026.
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    Iconic South African company saved from liquidation

    Iconic South African company saved from liquidation Tongaat Hulett's liquidation is being withdrawn, with the company returning to business rescue following an agreement between the IDC and Vision Consortium.
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    Standard Bank Connect launches eSIM as it hits 350,000 customers

    Standard Bank Connect launches eSIM as it hits 350,000 customers Standard Bank Connect has launched a new eSIM as it looks to expand its customer base.
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    John Steenhuisen on the chopping block

    John Steenhuisen on the chopping block The DA has reportedly asked President Cyril Ramaphosa to make sweeping changes to his cabinet.
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    Say goodbye to shopping malls as you know them in South Africa

    Say goodbye to shopping malls as you know them in South Africa South Africans must say goodbye to traditional big shopping malls that just offer retail stores, cinemas, and food courts.
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    How GoTyme for Business Is Built Around How SMEs Actually Operate

    How GoTyme for Business Is Built Around How SMEs Actually Operate Small and medium-sized businesses are at the heart of South Africa’s economy. They account for more than 90% of formal businesses, contribute approximately 34% of GDP, and employ between 50% and 60% of the country’s workforce.
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