Curro fights back after City Power cuts school's electricity over disputed R9.3m debt

Curro said it lodged a formal billing dispute with the City of Johannesburg as far back as July 2021.

Here's how young South Africans are entering the credit market

'The first credit experience for many young consumers is becoming more controlled and more intentional.'

Pharrell sends dandy surfers down the runway for Louis Vuitton SS27 [PICS]

Pharrell Williams turned the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris into a beach for Louis Vuitton's SS27 menswear show, fusing surf culture with dandyism.

Spice Girls'debut 'Wannabe' turns 30, amid reunion talk

The Spice Girls burst onto the music scene with the release of their infectious debut 'Wannabe' 30 years ago on Friday, carving a place in pop history championing Girl Power, and leaving their mark on fashion and global culture.

'This isn't just a system downtime': Education technology expert raises warning over school report delays

Given that SA-SAMS contains sensitive personal data for millions of learners, parents and staff members, questions of data protection are also key.

OPINION: Bafana critics can wait – now is the time to celebrate history

Let's be honest, much of that criticism was justified.

Here's what weather Gauteng residents can expect this weekend

Saturday offers a mixed picture for Gauteng, with clearer conditions expected in the early hours before cloud builds through the morning.

City interventions help youth access real economic opportunities

City interventions help youth access real economic opportunities In light of Youth Month, the Economic Growth Directorate has highlighted their commitment to supporting various avenues, where possible, aimed at assisting The post City interventions help youth access real economic opportunities appeared first on Cape Business News.

JSE showcases market resilience, draws global investors

The JSE says South Africa remains resilient despite increased global market volatility…

Cachalia moves to fortify SA's security ahead of 30 June protests

Businesses, transport routes and public facilities are among the areas expected to receive heightened security attention ahead of the march.

Cartoon of the day: 25 June 2026

The impeachment committee can now start investigating the Phala Phala theft

Proteas v Netherlands: 'We'll peak at right time,' says De Klerk

The SA all-rounder says the team need to start putting batting partnerships together.

SAFLA Secures Representation at SARS Customs Stakeholder Forums 

SAFLA Secures Representation at SARS Customs Stakeholder Forums In a major milestone for South Africa's freight forwarding sector, the South African Freight and Logistics Association (SAFLA) has secured formal representation The post SAFLA Secures Representation at SARS Customs Stakeholder Forums  appeared first on Cape Business News.

Government congratulates Bafana Bafana after knockout breakthrough

The Government has congratulated Bafana Bafana on their impressive victory

Fire claims four family members, including elderly woman and twin toddlers

The tragic incident occurred in Bluegum section Duduza, City of Ekurhuleni on Wednesday.

Tru-Trac to challenge conventional conveyor thinking at Electra Mining Africa 2026

Tru-Trac to challenge conventional conveyor thinking at Electra Mining Africa 2026 For many operations across mining, quarrying, bulk materials handling and processing industries, conveyor problems have become an accepted part The post Tru-Trac to challenge conventional conveyor thinking at Electra Mining Africa 2026 appeared first on Cape Business News.

What can a 70-year-old teach us about community and raising children?

Economist raises concerns about the impact of the Maternal Support Grant

Load shedding is down — so why are South Africans paying more for electricity?

Auditor-General warns of declining financial health in South Africa's major municipalities