10 South African towns so stunning, you'll want to retire in them

From sleepy coastal villages to scenic mountain retreats, these South African towns are so stunning, you'll want to retire in them...

A R70 DVD player, a Lotto ticket, and a story South Africans still talk about

Lotto winner support didn't exist for past winners. Here's what's different for South Africa's newest millionaires.

Peet Viljoen's bombshell bail bid: Lies, bribes and R500m threat!

Disbarred attorney Peet Viljoen dropped several bombshells in his bail application in a court case involving 400 charges levelled against him.

Suspects on the loose after security officer shot on Komatipoort farm

A gunshot was heard while two security guards were on duty patrolling the farm

Letoya Makhene reflects on healing, therapy, love and pain as The Makhenes S1 wraps

As The Makhenes closes out a buzzy first season, Letoya Makhene reflects on 13 weeks of raw family drama, therapy sessions and public scrutiny.

Regional Power Pools: Africa's Greatest Opportunity to Accelerate Electrification

Regional Power Pools: Africas Greatest Opportunity to Accelerate Electrification Power Pool Integration to Take Centre Stage at Africa Energy Indaba 2027 As Africa strives to achieve universal access to electricity The post Regional Power Pools: Africas Greatest Opportunity to Accelerate Electrification appeared first on Cape Business News.

Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards reopen as South Africa looks to founders for job creation

Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards reopen as South Africa looks to founders for job creation South Africas small business sector is being asked to do the heavy lifting on jobs, The post Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards reopen as South Africa looks to founders for job creation appeared first on Cape Business News.

South Africa doesn't have a job creation problem. It has an alignment problem.

South Africa doesn't have a job creation problem. It has an alignment problem. We know where the jobs are, and we know our young people are eager to work. So The post South Africa doesn't have a job creation problem. It has an alignment problem. appeared first on Cape Business News.

Parliament's Agriculture Portfolio Committee raises serious concerns over sustainability and oversight of the blended finance scheme

Parliaments Agriculture Portfolio Committee raises serious concerns over sustainability and oversight of the blended finance scheme PARLIAMENTs Portfolio Committee on Agriculture has expressed serious concern over the sustainability of the The post Parliaments Agriculture Portfolio Committee raises serious concerns over sustainability and oversight of the blended finance scheme appeared first on Cape Business News.

Bus collision with truck leaves 14 dead in remote area of Uganda

At least 14 people have died and 28 others were injured after a bus collided with a truck in a remote area of northern Uganda, police said on Wednesday.

Kenyan rastafarians hope court will rule they can smoke cannabis legally

The landmark ruling on the lawsuit filed by the Rastafari Society of Kenya in 2021 is due to be pronounced on 15 July.

Tanzania purchases 28 tons of gold over past 18 months

Tanzania is rapidly building one of Africa's biggest gold reserves, with its central bank buying nearly 28 tonnes of gold over the past 18 months, worth an estimated 3.7 billion dollars.

SASSA payment dates for August 2026: Beneficiaries flagged for reviews to be paid on fourth day

Kgothatso Montjane's Wimbledon dream derailed by equipment failure

South African star Kgothatso Montjane's Wimbledon singles campaign came to an abrupt and frustrating halt in Round 1.

CAF prize money revealed: Millions up for grabs for South Africa's four clubs

Orlando Pirates, Mamelodi Sundowns, Kaizer Chiefs and Durban City will represent South Africa in CAF competition next season.

Orlando Pirates transfer news: Bucs to lose Oswin Appollis for R72m?

Oswin Appollis could become the latest Pirates player to seal a move to Europe, with reports claiming FC Porto have submitted a 72m offer.

Why price of one of South Africa's favourite winter meals may skyrocket

South Africans could soon be paying significantly more for one of the country's favourite winter comfort foods.

Is Ndlozi trying to return to politics after address in Iran?

The DA responded to Ndlozi's claims by denying that Iran helped South Africa

Chery shows multi-purpose Tiggo V in bakkie form for first time

Three-in-one-vehicle transforms from SUV to bakkie by dropping the roof and third row of seats.

WSP strengthens its Africa One Water offering to help clients reshape water resilience

WSP strengthens its Africa One Water offering to help clients reshape water resilience Tuesday, 7 July 2026 Water security is becoming one of Africa's defining infrastructure challenges. Climate variability, The post WSP strengthens its Africa One Water offering to help clients reshape water resilience appeared first on Cape Business News.