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As 2026 approaches, one trend is already shaping up: South African policyholders and brokers are expected to access Lloyd’s specialist insurance faster and with fewer regulatory hurdles, while the market gains additional capacity for high-value and niche risks that local insurers have struggled to cover. This shift is driven in part by the Financial Sector …
When Kenya’s government and the United States signed a $1.6 billion Health Cooperation Framework in Washington in early December 2025, […]
South Africa’s electricity ministry selected seven groups of companies as pre-qualified bidders for the country’s R440 billion ($26 billion) transmission-grid expansion program. Companies among the consortia include Adani Power’s Middle East unit, Chinese firms State Grid International Development and China Southern Power Grid International Co, and Electricite de France SA, the ministry said in a …
South Africa’s poultry industry is increasingly exposed to global trade politics, with renewed uncertainty around the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) compounding pressures from rising input costs, disease risks and weak consumer demand. In its annual report for the year to end-September, Astral Foods said uncertainty over Agoa and US trade concessions was undermining …
·15 Dec 2025 South Africa’s central bank plans the biggest overhaul of the nation’s cash system in decades, moving to create a cash-management company, roll out white-label ATMs and tighten oversight of how money circulates to make it cheaper and easier to access. Cash moving through Africa’s biggest economy tops R180 billion, or 2.5% of …
The Day Four morning session of the Nkosi Cup 2025 brought the group stages to a close, confirming Semi-Final line-ups and delivering statement performances from the tournament’s leading contenders. With top spots on the line and momentum at a premium, the morning produced dominant wins, measured performances and a clear sense that the knockout phase …
People living on Transnet land were meant to be relocated in 2013. But the plan stalled when more people moved onto the railway tracks.
We have come to the end of yet another productive and momentous year for the advancement of science, technology and innovation and for the development of our country. We just come from hosting the first G20 event on the African continent, which by all accounts, was a highly successful set of events. As an outcome …
Crossovers and SUVs may be all the rage in South Africa right now, but there are two vehicle types that still lead the pack when it comes to practicality Station wagons (also known as estates) used to be one of the best transport options for families, but they have mostly dropped off the radar in …
Luke Fraser ·15 Dec 2025 Technology professionals are making a comeback in South Africa, with 10 jobs in high demand right now. Online recruitment platform Pnet stated that demand for technology professionals in South Africa has rebounded strongly in the second half of 2025. This suggests that the technology sector is turning the corner, with …
Luke Fraser ·15 Dec 2025 The Constitutional Court has ruled that parents can now split four months of maternity leave between them, which brings significant changes to how employees take time off. According to the Constitutional Court ruling, both parents now have an equal entitlement to parental leave, with parents allowed to adjust their leave …
The Canadian government has warned its citizens to exercise a high degree of caution when travelling to South Africa, citing the country’s high levels of violent and petty crime. In a travel advisory published on December 4, Canada classified South Africa as a high-risk destination, urging travellers to be vigilant due to what it described …
South Africans are likely witnessing the beginning of the end of the SABC TV licence scheme, with options such as a device-neutral household levy being favoured as a replacement. The Department of Communications and Digital Technologies has appointed BMI TechKnowledge to develop a sustainable funding model for the broadcaster, and it’s set to be finalised …
15 December 2025 – Bafana Bafana coach Hugo Broos addressed the members of the media at the High Performance Centre in Pretoria during a pre-match press conference that was held on Monday. The South African senior men’s national team hosts Ghana in a friendly match at the Dobsonville Stadium on Tuesday and Broos took a
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Museveni’s iron grip on the Ugandan military makes it difficult to imagine a peaceful transfer of power.
Empact Group has reached a significant milestone in its commitment to transform lives through professional training designed for employees’ families. 15 young chefs have successfully completed the final practical examination of their three-year Occupational Certificate: Chef qualification. The programme, sponsored by Empact Group’s Food by Empact division, reflects the company’s “Do Right By You” philosophy in …
Podcast – The Cause Effect 4.0 with Celina Lee Episode 1 : Can Africa Seize The AI Moment? with Alex […]
Hamba Bamba Funda (HBF) proudly hosted its 2nd annual Christmas Care event on the 2nd of December at the Meadowlands Welfare Centre in Soweto. The Crafting Skills for Change gathering was a vibrant celebration of creativity, community, and care, bringing together caregivers, children, and partners in a spirit of empowerment and festive joy. This year’s theme, Crafting Skills for …
Johannesburg, South Africa – December 2025 – Audit BEE is proud to announce that it has been recognised with two prestigious accolades at the Global Brand Awards 2025: Excellence in B-BBEE Compliance – South Africa 2025 Excellence in B-BBEE Advisory Leadership – South Africa 2025, awarded to Cindy McKay (Audit BEE) These awards celebrate Audit …
Worlds Iconic is a South African owned Dubai based Events company that aims to connect adventure seekers with epic destinations and story-worthy activities across the globe. The latest of these is a world first, that being an Obstacle Course Race (OCR) hosted in Antarctica! Worlds Iconic put together an operations team to build and facilitate …
As financial awareness continues to grow across South Africa, new insights from TransUnion’s Q1 2025 Consumer Pulse Study reveal encouraging signs that more consumers are actively taking control of their credit health.
According to the Consumer Pulse Study, nearly one in three South Africans (31%) check their credit reports on a monthly basis, a significant step in the right direction. More than half (54%) of those who check their reports do so with the intention of improving their credit scores, showing a shift toward long-term financial empowerment.
“We’re seeing a rise not only in credit awareness, but in the importance of checking and understanding your credit report, which is an incredibly positive sign,” says Fatgie Adams, Head of Credit Risk Solutions at TransUnion Africa. “Knowing your credit report and credit score is one of the simplest yet most powerful ways to take control of your financial future. It opens the door to better lending rates, protects against fraud, and supports better decision-making.”
A deeper understanding of how to read the data on your credit report is also essential. A credit report provides a snapshot of your credit activity and how lenders perceive your creditworthiness. It typically includes information like:
By learning to read this data, consumers can spot potential errors, identify areas for improvement, and gain insights into how their credit management practices impact their scores. Understanding these elements not only helps improve your score but also boosts your financial confidence when applying for loans or credit.
While this progress is encouraging, the study also highlighted opportunities for deeper financial vigilance. Only 34% of consumers currently check their credit reports as a means of fraud prevention. Notably, although 50% of respondents reported being targeted by scams or fraud in the past three months, but did not fall victim, indicating a promising increase in consumer awareness and resilience
With 37% of South Africans planning to apply for new or refinanced credit in the next 12 months, understanding one’s credit standing and how to interpret the information on your credit report becomes even more crucial, particularly in today’s challenging economic climate.
“We encourage consumers to make credit report checks part of their regular financial routine,” adds Adams. “It takes just a few minutes and it’s one of the most effective tools for staying financially fit and fraud aware.”
Quick Tips for a Healthier Credit Score
To check your credit score for free and learn more, visit www.transunion.co.za.
An Analytical Review of Audience Engagement and Media Influence Published: December 15, 2025 Primary Source: Top Trending Topic News – How Zambian Watchdog Shaped Digital Political Discourse in Zambia Source reference: https://toptrendingtopicnews.com/2025/12/15/how-zambian-watchdog-shaped-digital-political-discourse-in-zambia/ Supporting Methodology Referenced: Long-form media analysis Social media engagement review Public digital content observation Secondary academic and policy literature Overview This report presents …
(Nairobi, Kenya — [15/12/2025]) — Gospel recording artist Javan Jerry unveils his uplifting new single, “Your Path,” a faith-filled song centered on trusting God’s guidance and walking confidently in His divine purpose. “Your Path” is a heartfelt prayer set to music—an expression of surrender to God’s will and a reminder that even when the road …
While the Festive Season represents an important period of rest and relaxation for many, the Western Cape Government remains at work to ensure our residents are safe and healthy over the period. Between 8 and 14 December 2025, Western Cape Traffic Law Enforcement significantly intensified enforcement operations across the Western Cape as part of the …