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11 February 2026

Mining Indaba 2026: South Africa’s role in the global energy transition – Brand South Africa | SA News

Location: News

As the world stands at a crucial moment in the global energy transition, the demand for minerals has soared. This has placed Africa, and South Africa in particular, at the very heart of future global industry, energy security and sustainable development. Mining Indaba 2026 presents an opportunity to position the country as a globally competitive, …

Read moreMining Indaba 2026: South Africa’s role in the global energy transition – Brand South Africa | SA News
11 February 2026

It May Be Wishful Thinking, But…

Location: News

Expecting a State of the Nation Address (SONA) prioritising the people of South Africa’s interests above those of the ANC is surely wishful thinking, but it remains crucial and the only way to get the country back on the right track. So, tomorrow evening with the SONA, the Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) would particularly […]

The post It may be wishful thinking, but this is what the Freedom Front Plus would like to hear from President Ramaphosa in his SONA appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.

Read moreIt May Be Wishful Thinking, But…
11 February 2026

Five products recently recalled consumers should know about | SA News

Location: News

Consumers have faced a wave of product recalls in recent months, with authorities and retailers pulling food, infant products and medicines from shelves over safety concerns. Here are some notable recalls announced recently: ButtaNutt peanut butter The National Consumer Commission (NCC) has confirmed a voluntary recall of certain ButtaNutt peanut butter products after higher than …

Read moreFive products recently recalled consumers should know about | SA News
11 February 2026

Vantage Capital Exits Investment in Seaton Estates

Location: Business
Vantage Capital Group

Vantage Capital (www.VantageCapital.co.za), Africa's largest mezzanine debt fund manager, announced that it has fully exited its investment in Seaton Estates (“Seaton”), a residential coastal development located on the North Coast of Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa. The promoter of Seaton is Collins Residential, the residential arm of a diversified group with interests in the real estate, hospitality, and agricultural sectors, both in South Africa and internationally.

The Seaton development sits on prime property with direct access to a kilometre stretch of beach frontage. The development comprises 1,150 opportunities made up of 600 single residential stands and 22 planned urban developments, offering a further 550 sectional title opportunities. The development is designed to be an eco-conscious coastal estate characterized by wild grasslands, ocean views and rehabilitated indigenous forests. Facilities include a country club with multi-disciplinary sports, an equestrian centre with arena's and stabling, direct beach access and 26km of walking, running and bridle trails through rehabilitated natural forest and grasslands. Later stages of the development will include commercial mixed-use nodes offering retail, education, and office facilities. The development is near the popular leisure towns of Salt Rock and Ballito.

Vantage first invested in Seaton in January 2022 by arranging R360 million of mezzanine funding for development of initial phases of common use infrastructure and bulk services (primarily for single residential units). After a 4-year investment period, Vantage has been fully exited through a combination of sale proceeds and a senior debt refinance by FedGroup.

Werksmans acted as legal counsel for Vantage.

Roshal Ramdenee, Partner at Vantage Capital, said “This investment demonstrates how structured mezzanine capital can unlock large-scale infrastructure development in complex residential projects. Our funding enabled the timely delivery of critical bulk infrastructure, which in turn supported strong sales momentum and value creation across the estate. We are pleased to have partnered with Collins Residential on a high-quality coastal development and to have achieved an outcome that reflects both the strength of the underlying asset and disciplined execution over the investment period”

Luc Albinski, Executive Chairman at Vantage Capital, added “Seaton Estates marked the first investment of our Fund IV program and set the tone for what we aim to achieve. From the outset, we partnered with an exceptionally entrepreneurial KZN-based group known for executing large and complex developments. Despite the disruptions of the KZN riots, extreme weather events, and unavoidable approval delays, the partnership remained resilient. Collaborating with such a professional and committed team has been a genuine pleasure.”

Jon De Bufanos, Financial Director at Collins Residential added “Vantage Capital's mezzanine funding played an important role in supporting the delivery of key infrastructure during the early phases of the Seaton Estates development. The funding structure gave us flexibility during a challenging period, while allowing the project to continue progressing in a measured and disciplined way. We appreciated Vantage's practical, collaborative approach throughout the investment period and their contribution to the development of Seaton.”

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Vantage Capital Group.

For more information contact:
Luc Albinski 
Executive Chairman – Vantage Capital 
luc@vantagecapital.co.za 
+ 27 (0) 83 390 7703                                      

Roshal Ramdenee
Partner – Vantage Capital
roshal@vantagemezzanine.com

Abigail Brews
Senior Associate – Vantage Capital
abigail@vantagecapital.co.za

About Vantage Capital:
Vantage Capital Group was established in 2001 and is the largest independent pan-African mezzanine debt fund manager on the African continent. It has raised funds of US$ 1.6 billion in seven distinct mezzanine and renewable energy debt funds as well as in a technology fund and has to date made 66 investments across the African continent.

Vantage targets investment opportunities, with a focus on mezzanine debt, of US$ 10 - 50m across more than a dozen key African markets. Mezzanine debt is an intermediate form of risk capital, which is situated between senior debt, the lowest risk tranche of the capital structure, and equity, the highest risk. It combines elements of both debt and equity thereby providing companies with long-term funding on terms which are less dilutive to shareholders than pure equity.

Vantage recently launched an education investment platform which is targeting the education markets of Poland and Czechia.

Website: www.VantageCapital.co.za

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11 February 2026

South Africa still seen as more corrupt than ever before | SA News

Location: News

Anti-corruption advocacy group Transparency International has released its Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) for 2025, revealing that South Africa has failed to improve its standing, remaining at a score of 41 out of… Renewable Energy: The government is investing in renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Read More …

Read moreSouth Africa still seen as more corrupt than ever before | SA News
11 February 2026

CIO South Africa’s Connected Intelligence Summit will focus on integrating people and technology · CIO South Africa | SA News

Location: News

CIO South Africa will kick off the community’s 2026 calendar at the Sandton Hotel with a gathering designed to inspire IT leaders and set the tone for the year ahead. The Johannesburg CIO Summit will explore how data, AI, cloud, networks and people are coming together to deliver business value. The 2025 Johannesburg CIO Summit …

Read moreCIO South Africa’s Connected Intelligence Summit will focus on integrating people and technology · CIO South Africa | SA News
11 February 2026

Corruption-Accused Now Administrator of Another Struggling Municipality

Location: News

The ANC clearly prefers appointing controversial individuals to key positions rather than actually addressing the service delivery crisis in the Free State. The Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) notes the appointment of Agnes Koloi as administrator of the Nketoana Local Municipality, which is currently under an article 139 intervention. Koloi is standing trial on corruption […]

The post Corruption-accused now administrator of another struggling municipality appeared first on Freedom Front Plus.

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11 February 2026

Much more needed to secure SA’s economic turnaround – IRR | SA News

Location: News

The recent improvement in sentiment about South Africa’s economic outlook should not be mistaken for a turnaround, according to the latest Blueprint for Growth paper from the Institute of Race Relations (IRR), launched at a webinar this morning. The paper, Arming SA’s Pro-Growth Forces, makes the case for placing economic growth at the centre of …

Read moreMuch more needed to secure SA’s economic turnaround – IRR | SA News
11 February 2026

Small-Scale Fishers Furious About Linefish Quota Cuts

Location: News

Government has reduced the traditional fishers’ fleet from 547 to just 77 vessels

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11 February 2026

Money flooding into South Africa | SA News

Location: News

 ·10 Feb 2026 Goldman Sachs Group Inc. expects a busy year of deals for South Africa as the continent’s largest economy starts to benefit from structural reforms and rides a commodities-boom wave.  “We expect activity across the board, and our pipeline has broadened across sectors,” said Simon Denny, chief executive officer of the South Africa …

Read moreMoney flooding into South Africa | SA News
11 February 2026

South Africa on the wrong side of corruption | SA News

Location: News

Caitlyn Hilliard-Lomas  ·10 Feb 2026 Transparency International’s (TI) 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) shows that South Africa is still seen as more corrupt than not, with its score stagnating at historic lows. South Africa is also below the global average on the index, which, for the first time in over ten years, has fallen to …

Read moreSouth Africa on the wrong side of corruption | SA News
11 February 2026

The giants quietly fighting load-shedding in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

In the past few years, a handful of companies have emerged as rooftop solar giants in South Africa, installing hundreds of megawatts of power that contribute meaningfully to reducing load-shedding. Utility-scale renewable generation expansion has slowed down due to limited transmission grid capacity in the Cape provinces, which have the greatest generation and return-on-investment potential. …

Read moreThe giants quietly fighting load-shedding in South Africa | SA News
11 February 2026

VW responds to reports of factory closure in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Following reports that VW South Africa may be considering the closure of its factory in Kariega in the Eastern Cape, the group’s Communications Head has clarified the German automaker’s position. Fears arose after Martina Biene, the Volkswagen Group Africa chairwoman, wrote to President Cyril Ramaphosa in December asking for rapid reforms which would allow VW …

Read moreVW responds to reports of factory closure in South Africa | SA News
11 February 2026

Uber and Bolt drivers cause chaos at popular tourist destination in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Ride-hailing drivers are causing traffic chaos around the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town, and Donald Kau, head of PR and communications at the tourist attraction, says they aren’t using drop-off areas properly. Speaking to Cape Talk, Kau noted that many tourists are moving around the V&A Waterfront throughout the day, which e-hailing operators responded to. …

Read moreUber and Bolt drivers cause chaos at popular tourist destination in South Africa | SA News
11 February 2026

Step aside VW – the 3rd best-selling car brand in South Africa is Chinese | SA News

Location: News

Chery was the third best-selling carmaker in South Africa in January 2026, claiming the title from Volkswagen. The latest data from Naamsa shows that VW sold 4,774 vehicles in South Africa last month, officially earning it the third spot. Chery, on the other hand, sold 2,258 units and came seventh overall. While this is 2,516 …

Read moreStep aside VW – the 3rd best-selling car brand in South Africa is Chinese | SA News
11 February 2026

New Exhibit Looks at Apartheid’s Effect on Current-Day Joburg

Location: News

Nkosi Sikelel’ iAzania at Museum Africa runs until 27 February

Read moreNew Exhibit Looks at Apartheid’s Effect on Current-Day Joburg
11 February 2026

South Africa heading for social unrest | SA News

Location: News

Malcolm Libera  ·10 Feb 2026 South Africa is facing an increased risk of social unrest due to the combination of climate shocks, poor governance, and inadequate risk planning. A relevant example is the convergence of a drought with the water supply and infrastructure challenges facing parts of South Africa, which could spark widespread protests. This …

Read moreSouth Africa heading for social unrest | SA News
11 February 2026

Activists in Ghana Are Forcing Extractive Firms to Account for the Harm They Cause – Corporate Abuse Study

Location: News

Civil-society organisations are changing Ghana’s accountability landscape.

Read moreActivists in Ghana Are Forcing Extractive Firms to Account for the Harm They Cause – Corporate Abuse Study
11 February 2026

Good news for Chinese car brands in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

South Africa and China have recently agreed to deepen unilateral trade, which includes increased local automotive investment. The Framework Agreement on Economic Partnership for Shared Prosperity was signed by Trade Minister Parks Tau and his Chinese counterpart, Minister Wang Wentao, and will be followed by further negotiations. This agreement will see China provide duty-free access …

Read moreGood news for Chinese car brands in South Africa | SA News
11 February 2026

Goldman Sachs tips busy deals year for South Africa – Miningmx | SA News

Location: News

GOLDMAN Sachs expects a surge in deal activity in South Africa this year, with its local CEO predicting broad-based growth across sectors as the economy begins to benefit from structural reforms and rising commodity prices. “We expect activity across the board and our pipeline has broadened across sectors,” Simon Denny, CEO of Goldman Sachs South …

Read moreGoldman Sachs tips busy deals year for South Africa – Miningmx | SA News
11 February 2026

Good news for people who could not get a smart ID in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber has announced the launch of the second and final phase of his department’s Citizenship Reinstatement Portal, which will enable more citizens to apply for a smart ID. Once the portal confirms a citizen’s status, their record is automatically updated on the National Population Register. “Their profile is changed to ‘citizen’ …

Read moreGood news for people who could not get a smart ID in South Africa | SA News
11 February 2026

Great news for thousands of South Africans stripped of their citizenship without knowing | SA News

Location: News

Staff Writer  ·10 Feb 2026 The Department of Home Affairs has launched the second and final phase of its online citizenship reinstatement portal, allowing South Africans to reclaim their citizenship within hours. The portal was launched in late 2025 in response to a May 2025 Constitutional Court order affirming findings by the lower courts that …

Read moreGreat news for thousands of South Africans stripped of their citizenship without knowing | SA News
11 February 2026

How Rural Communities Can Help Fix Their Water Supply

Location: News

Communities do not have to be passive victims of municipal failures

Read moreHow Rural Communities Can Help Fix Their Water Supply
10 February 2026

What You Need to Know about Testing and Treating Your Water

Location: MyPR

Clean water is something most people take for granted?—?until there’s a problem. A strange taste, a funny smell, or limescale building up on taps and showerheads can all be signs that something isn’t quite right. Whether the water comes from a municipal supply or a private source, getting it checked is one of the smartest …

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