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15 May 2026

The world’s best road trip? Right here in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

A country notorious for potholes now also has the smoothest ride: South Africa’s Garden Route is the world’s best road trip, according to Auto Trader UK. The 300km stretch from Mossel Bay to Storms River has California’s Pacific Coast Highway, the US’s cross-country Route 66, Italy’s Amalfi Coast and Australia’s Great Ocean Road in its …

Read moreThe world’s best road trip? Right here in South Africa | SA News
15 May 2026

Black middle class expands over 30 years of democracy | SA News

Location: News

While reflecting on the gains and challenges of South Africa’s democratic journey, Minister in the Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, has welcomed the rise in earnings among black South Africans, saying this has significantly changed the racial composition of the country’s middle- and upper-income earners over the past three decades of democracy. According to the General Household …

Read moreBlack middle class expands over 30 years of democracy | SA News
15 May 2026

Nigerian Telcos Spend $1.56 Billion On Network Upgrades As Service Complaints Persist

Location: News

Nigeria’s telecommunications operators invested more than $1.56 billion in network infrastructure in 2025 as regulators intensify pressure on the industry […]

The post Nigerian Telcos Spend $1.56 Billion On Network Upgrades As Service Complaints Persist appeared first on Impact Newswire.

Read moreNigerian Telcos Spend $1.56 Billion On Network Upgrades As Service Complaints Persist
15 May 2026

Why proudly South African clothes are being made in “sweatshops” | SA News

Location: News

The National Bargaining Council for the Clothing Manufacturing Industry has brought two court cases against design houses it alleges to be using non-compliant sweatshops to manufacture clothes in KwaZulu-Natal. Photo: Joseph Bracken February 6 this year was a disruptive day for South Africa’s clothing sector. In Pietermaritzburg, Chantal Naidoo, in her capacity as Secretary General …

Read moreWhy proudly South African clothes are being made in “sweatshops” | SA News
15 May 2026

Eskom Outlines First Key Actions Arising From Interim Investigation Report Into Diesel Procurement and Storage Contract

Location: Business

Friday, 15 May 2026: In April 2026, Eskom provided an update on its investigation into the diesel procurement and storage contract. Initiated by Eskom’s Group Investigations and Security (GIS) function, the investigation examined possible irregularities under tender MWP2197GX. The independent forensic firm has since released an interim report. The final report is expected in mid-June...

Read moreEskom Outlines First Key Actions Arising From Interim Investigation Report Into Diesel Procurement and Storage Contract
15 May 2026

Why Fewer People Are Being Convicted for Commercial Crimes

Location: News

The NPA’s Specialised Commercial Crimes Unit is underperforming

Read moreWhy Fewer People Are Being Convicted for Commercial Crimes
15 May 2026

MOTORSPORT SOUTH AFRICA APPOINTS NEW LEADERS TO MOTORCYCLE WORKING GROUPS | SA News

Location: News

Motorsport South Africa is pleased to announce the appointment of new heads to several of its motorcycle working groups, marking an important step in the continued growth and representation of women within the sport. Nicole Purificati has been appointed as head of the MSA Circuit Motorcycle Working Group, taking over from Ian Harwood. Miranda Du …

Read moreMOTORSPORT SOUTH AFRICA APPOINTS NEW LEADERS TO MOTORCYCLE WORKING GROUPS | SA News
15 May 2026

Rethinking conservation in South Africa: Beyond the protection of land | SA News

Location: News

Conservation in South Africa is a loaded concept that not only concerns the protection of land, but also confronts the unresolved and sordid history tied to it. The SANParks Conversation on Conservation, held during the Africa Travel Indaba event in Durban on 13 May 2026, highlighted the complexities surrounding conservation. The discussion emphasised that conservation …

Read moreRethinking conservation in South Africa: Beyond the protection of land | SA News
15 May 2026

Major shift for anyone earning a salary in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Staff Writer  ·14 May 2026 New data from Old Mutual shows that, while employers are still funding above-inflation salary increases in South Africa, they’re tightening benefits, shifting to performance-based support. According to the group’s latest Remchannel Bi-Annual Salary and Wage Movements Survey, South African salary increases in 2026 have averaged around 5.43%. This is far …

Read moreMajor shift for anyone earning a salary in South Africa | SA News
15 May 2026

Education is key to fixing South Africa’s future: Lesufi | SA News

Location: News

Getting education right is the cornerstone of building a stronger country and a thriving economy, Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has said. Lesufi was speaking at the media launch of the Golden Jubilee commemoration of the 1976 youth uprising, held in Soweto, under the theme: “RESET@50 – The Future Calls”, with the slogan: “Our national commitment …

Read moreEducation is key to fixing South Africa’s future: Lesufi | SA News
15 May 2026

Millionaires calling it quits in South Africa’s richest city | SA News

Location: News

Malcolm Libera  ·13 May 2026 City of Johannesburg’s worsening financial position is posing a major risk to property sentiment and values in the city, which is already seeing an outflow of millionaires due to governance concerns.  Last week, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana noted that the city is technically bankrupt, with the minister threatening to withdraw …

Read moreMillionaires calling it quits in South Africa’s richest city | SA News
15 May 2026

The best-run province in South Africa – and it isn’t even close | SA News

Location: News

Staff Writer  ·14 May 2026 The Western Cape has the best-run finances in the country by far, with its unauthorised, irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure (UIFWE) balances 25 times lower than the country’s worst offender, North West. Unauthorised, irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure at South African municipalities increased in 2025, with over R268 billion unaccounted …

Read moreThe best-run province in South Africa – and it isn’t even close | SA News
15 May 2026

Another new mafia emerging in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Malcolm Libera  ·14 May 2026 Mafia-style criminal syndicates are increasingly using spaza shops to peddle illicit products into the lucrative township economy.  KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has raised concern over gangs allegedly using spaza shops as a front for criminal activities. Addressing MPs during a briefing to parliament’s portfolio committee on police in …

Read moreAnother new mafia emerging in South Africa | SA News
15 May 2026

New Ford Everest goes on sale in South Africa – And it’s R128,000 cheaper | SA News

Location: News

Ford has updated the Everest for South Africa, simplifying the roster and slashing the SUV’s starting price by R128,000. The Everest line-up has dropped from six to five derivatives, and the XLT trim level has been replaced by the new entry-level Active, which is available in both two-wheel (4×2) and four-wheel-drive (4×4) configurations. This is …

Read moreNew Ford Everest goes on sale in South Africa – And it’s R128,000 cheaper | SA News
15 May 2026

End of an era for South Africa’s biggest transport company | SA News

Location: News

South Africa’s state transport firm Transnet granted 11 private companies concessions to operate trains on its freight-rail lines, part of a reform aimed at easing logistical bottlenecks that have constrained economic growth. The companies, all of which made a shortlist that was announced by the government in August, included Grindrod, Minrail, Menar and Barberry. The …

Read moreEnd of an era for South Africa’s biggest transport company | SA News
15 May 2026

In Sudan, a Migrant Community Reveals a Resistance to Malaria: The Genetic Study Helping Shape Medicine

Location: News

Understanding genetics can help explain differences in disease susceptibility across populations, informing medical research and public health strategies.

Read moreIn Sudan, a Migrant Community Reveals a Resistance to Malaria: The Genetic Study Helping Shape Medicine
14 May 2026

Homes of Over 5,000 People Still Flooded in Khayelitsha

Location: News

City of Cape Town calls for donations to help flood victims

Read moreHomes of Over 5,000 People Still Flooded in Khayelitsha
14 May 2026

Bank of Uganda Holds Interest Rate at 9.75 Percent as Inflation Remains Stable

Location: News

Uganda’s central bank has left its benchmark lending rate unchanged at 9.75 percent for the seventh consecutive policy meeting, noting […]

The post Bank of Uganda Holds Interest Rate At 9.75 Percent As Inflation Remains Stable appeared first on Impact Newswire.

Read moreBank of Uganda Holds Interest Rate at 9.75 Percent as Inflation Remains Stable
14 May 2026

Immigrants Shut Their Shops as Copycat March and March Protest Held in Matatiele

Location: News

“We are not xenophobic, we want to assist Home Affairs” says march organiser

Read moreImmigrants Shut Their Shops as Copycat March and March Protest Held in Matatiele
14 May 2026

Owning the Story – How Adam Thal Rewrote the Economics of Creativity

Location: MyPR

Adam Thal is a South African leading film producer and entrepreneur, an Academy Award nominated producer whose work spans award-winning commercials, feature films, and global streaming platforms. But long before the red carpets and international recognition, his story began far more simply, and far more humbly. A family leaves Zimbabwe with little more than what …

Read moreOwning the Story – How Adam Thal Rewrote the Economics of Creativity
14 May 2026

Unlawful and Unconstitutional Adoption of 2025/26 Adjustment Budget

Location: News

Thursday, 14 May 2026 The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has instituted legal proceedings in the Gauteng Division of the High Court in Johannesburg challenging the unlawful and unconstitutional adoption of the 2025/26 Adjustment Budget of the City of Ekurhuleni by the Speaker of Council and the Executive Mayor on 10 March 2026. This application follows […]

Read moreUnlawful and Unconstitutional Adoption of 2025/26 Adjustment Budget
14 May 2026

A Future Worth Racing Towards: Husqvarna South Africa Backs Team Zonke’s Ride for a Reason Campaign with Two Husqvarna TC 50 Motorcycles

Location: MyPR

Husqvarna South Africa donates two Husqvarna TC 50 motorcycles to Team Zonke, strengthening a performance pathway rooted in restoring agency, building identity, and enabling belonging. The Maletsatsi Foundation today announced a significant contribution from Husqvarna South Africa: two brand-new Husqvarna TC 50 motorcycles, donated to the Foundation’s Team Zonke programme. The motorcycles will directly support …

Read moreA Future Worth Racing Towards: Husqvarna South Africa Backs Team Zonke’s Ride for a Reason Campaign with Two Husqvarna TC 50 Motorcycles
14 May 2026

One Size, One Price: 1600.co.za Disrupts the Complex World of Stock Photography Licensing

Location: MyPR

GQEBERHA, SOUTH AFRICA – Navigating the world of digital image licensing has become a daunting maze for creators and businesses alike. From “Rights Managed” vs. “Royalty-Free” to seat-count restrictions and usage durations, the process of simply buying a photo has often become more time-consuming than the creative project itself. For many, the hurdle isn’t just …

Read moreOne Size, One Price: 1600.co.za Disrupts the Complex World of Stock Photography Licensing
14 May 2026

A Victory for Accountability

Location: News

ActionSA welcomes the belated decision by President Cyril Ramaphosa to finally remove Minister Sisisi Tolashe as Minister of Social Development, following the avalanche of scandal that has engulfed her tenure.

The post ActionSA Welcomes Long-Overdue Firing of Minister Tolashe as Victory for Accountability appeared first on ActionSA.

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