Bad news for anyone with DStv, and one South African private school ranked top in the world in two international indexes

Bad news for anyone with DStv: Pricing for DStv’s three most expensive packages, Premium, Compact Plus, and Compact, has increased by between 29% and 44% over the past 10 years. [MyBroadband]


South African private school ranked top in the world in two international indexes: There is only one private school listed among the best in the world in both the Schools Index by Carfax Education and the Spear’s Schools Index, Michaelhouse. [Newsday]


Ramaphosa halts the Impeachment Committee: Ramaphosa’s court application to halt the Impeachment Committee began on Wednesday and continues on Thursday at the Western Cape High Court. He claims he is not avoiding accountability but is seeking a postponement to address a legal issue. [eNCA]


South African company loses R75 billion in 6 months: Sibanye Stillwater’s share price fell 43% in early 2026 to about 3,422 ZAC, leading to a R74.86 billion loss in market capitalisation, now valued at R97.29 billion. [Daily Investor]


New rules coming for foreigners buying property: The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) is updating its Balance of Payments codes, which are set to bring major administrative changes for foreign buyers purchasing property in South Africa. [BusinessTech]
 
Bad news for anyone with DStv: Pricing for DStv’s three most expensive packages, Premium, Compact Plus, and Compact, has increased by between 29% and 44% over the past 10 years. [MyBroadband]


South African private school ranked top in the world in two international indexes: There is only one private school listed among the best in the world in both the Schools Index by Carfax Education and the Spear’s Schools Index, Michaelhouse. [Newsday]


Ramaphosa halts the Impeachment Committee: Ramaphosa’s court application to halt the Impeachment Committee began on Wednesday and continues on Thursday at the Western Cape High Court. He claims he is not avoiding accountability but is seeking a postponement to address a legal issue. [eNCA]


South African company loses R75 billion in 6 months: Sibanye Stillwater’s share price fell 43% in early 2026 to about 3,422 ZAC, leading to a R74.86 billion loss in market capitalisation, now valued at R97.29 billion. [Daily Investor]


New rules coming for foreigners buying property: The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) is updating its Balance of Payments codes, which are set to bring major administrative changes for foreign buyers purchasing property in South Africa. [BusinessTech]
Yeah not sure why it's bad news for anyone with DSTV when it's just a rehash of the % it's gone up in the last 10 years. Where's the bad news for streaming services 44% from Netflix in 8 and 51% for Disney Plus in 4 years? Prime is the only one that went down 22%
 
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