Integrated digital and investment ecosystems are driving the next phase of banking growth

Digital banking platforms are playing a critical role in making this possible.

Recipe of the day: Butternut soup upgrade

Velvety butternut soup topped with caramelised butternut, creamy yoghurt, candied seeds and crispy chorizo.

How Fair Wages Strengthen Productivity and Margins in Civil Engineering

How Fair Wages Strengthen Productivity and Margins in Civil Engineering As civil engineering contractors navigate tight margins in a constrained economic climate, there is growing recognition of the value that The post How Fair Wages Strengthen Productivity and Margins in Civil Engineering appeared first on Cape Business News.

New tax season: SARS improves auto-assessments, but taxpayers warned to check carefully

New tax season: SARS improves auto-assessments, but taxpayers warned to check carefully Monday, 29 June 2026: When the 2026 filing season opens tomorrow, millions of South Africans will receive a SARS auto-assessment based on data SARS already holds. SARS has enhanced parts of its auto-assessment process and online tax assistant, TaxTim advises taxpayers to do a careful The post New tax season: SARS improves auto-assessments, but taxpayers warned to check carefully appeared first on Cape Business News.

Dlamini-Zuma warns SA against isolating itself from Africa

Dlamini-Zuma was speaking at a National Democratic Revolution Seminar in Houghton.

4 killed in bakkie and sedan crash outside Hotazel, Northern Cape

Provincial police spokesperson Thabo Litabe says they are investigating a case of culpable homicide.

SAMWU workers demand answers over delayed R10.3bn payout at Luthuli House

Universities SA warn anti-immigrant backlash threatens global standing

Anti-immigrant protests are putting the international reputation of South Africa's higher education system at risk, warns Universities South Africa.

Springboks vs England: A quick history lesson

The Springboks and their arch-rivals England have enjoyed a rich history when it comes to Tests over the years - dating back as far as 1906.

Thai family mourn teen girl as Australian charged with murder

Australian charged with murdering Thai teen found in Pattaya suitcase. Locals fear for safety, tourism image after CCTV revealed disposal.

Five dead in shooting at German youth welfare centre: police

Five people shot dead at Stade youth welfare centre Monday. Suspected gunman arrested, police say no further danger to public.

When Good Oils Go Bad Part 2 Oxidation: When Oil Gets Old

When Good Oils Go Bad Part 2 Oxidation: When Oil Gets Old By Steven Lumley, technical manager, WearCheck Oxidation the focus of part 2 of WearCheck's "When Good Oils The post When Good Oils Go Bad Part 2 Oxidation: When Oil Gets Old appeared first on Cape Business News.

Morocco fans gather in Monterrey ahead of Round of 32 match against the Netherlands

A festive atmosphere in Monterrey on Sunday as Morocco fans gathered at the Macroplaza ahead of their teamâ s Round 32 World Cup match against the Netherlands.

Thousands of Malawians await repatriation as South Africa braces for anti-migrant deadline

Thousands of Malawians are stranded in makeshift camps across South Africa as fears grow ahead of an unofficial June 30 deadline set by anti-migrant groups demanding undocumented foreigners leave the country.

What to wear to the races: Saddle up as 'country allure' inspires Durban July

Country chic meets runway elegance at the 2026 Durban July.

Foreign-owned businesses in Durban CBD shutting doors ahead of march

Demonstrations have left business owners anxious and fearful.

SAHRC's call for peace: What to expect on 30 June national marches

Everything you need to know about SARS' auto assessments

The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has reminded taxpayers that its 2026 tax filing season gets underway on Wednesday, 1 July.

South Africa jumps ten places in World Competitiveness Ranking

The best ranking was for prices at 7. This highlights the South African Reserve Bank's push to aim for a 3% inflation target.

Here's why the R139 million PowerBall Xtra jackpot WILL be won on Tuesday, 30 June

With an estimated R139 million jackpot on the line, players may not need all six winning numbers to walk away with life-changing millions.