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29 January 2026

Great news for salaries in South Africa in 2026 | SA News

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Luke Fraser  ·28 Jan 2026 South Africans should expect real salary increases in 2026, given the positive economic developments for South Africa, including record-high commodity prices, a stronger rand, and low inflation. This is the view of PayInc, which released its Net Salary Index, which tracks net salaries of approximately 2.15 million salary earners in …

Read moreGreat news for salaries in South Africa in 2026 | SA News
29 January 2026

Government-Business Partnership enters Phase Three | SA News

Location: News

Government and business have committed to placing inclusive growth, job creation and confidence at the centre of Phase Three of the Government-Business Partnership. President Cyril Ramaphosa on Tuesday met with Ministers and senior business leaders to formally commence the next phase of the Partnership’s 2026 programme of work, with economic growth identified as the central …

Read moreGovernment-Business Partnership enters Phase Three | SA News
29 January 2026

Over 1,500 businesses call it quits in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Staff Writer  ·28 Jan 2026 South Africa recorded over 1,500 business liquidations in 2025, most of which were voluntary. Stats SA published the latest liquidation statistics for December 2025, revealing that the country recorded another 100 business closures for the month, up 11.1% from December 2024. While the number of liquidations in December where higher …

Read moreOver 1,500 businesses call it quits in South Africa | SA News
28 January 2026

South Africa plans M&A rule changes that could ease red tape | SA News

Location: News

South Africa plans changes to antitrust rules on reporting mergers that could ease the cost of doing business for some firms. The Department of Trade Industry and Competition proposes raising the lower threshold — or the minimum size at which mergers need to be reported to antitrust authorities — to R1 billion ($62 million) of …

Read moreSouth Africa plans M&A rule changes that could ease red tape | SA News
28 January 2026

Big changes for South Africa’s hate speech laws | SA News

Location: News

A National Task Team has called for public input on the draft Regulations under South Africa’s Prevention and Combating of Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Act. The regulations are said to strengthen protections against… Diplomatic Relations: The country maintains diplomatic relations with numerous countries worldwide, promoting trade, investment, and cultural exchange. Read More at the …

Read moreBig changes for South Africa’s hate speech laws | SA News
28 January 2026

SANDF, SAPS have ‘no capacity’ to control threats, says retired Army chief | SA News

Location: News

JOHANNESBURG – The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) and the South African Police Service (SAPS) lack the capacity to defend the country and its citizens against emerging threats, including organised crime and potential conflict. This is according to retired former Deputy Chief of the South African Army, General Roland de Vries. De Vries warned …

Read moreSANDF, SAPS have ‘no capacity’ to control threats, says retired Army chief | SA News
28 January 2026

South Africans will soon stop losing unused, expired mobile data | SA News

Location: News

It’s a frustration many South Africans have been grappling with for years. Buying mobile data, only for it to disappear before it’s been fully used up. When it comes to unused prepaid data, consumers have long been asking the same question: Why doesn’t it roll over? New Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) regulations …

Read moreSouth Africans will soon stop losing unused, expired mobile data | SA News
28 January 2026

Bravo Le Roux’s family seek help for repatriation of his body | SA News

Location: News

The family of rapper Bravo Le Roux have launched a fundraiser to help cover costs to repatriate his body to South Africa and support his daughter. Bravo, whose real name was Sinesipho Peter, died in Switzerland on January 22. A statement shared by Bravo’s family on Monday said as tributes pour in for the late …

Read moreBravo Le Roux’s family seek help for repatriation of his body | SA News
28 January 2026

Call to change the name of major province in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Malcolm Libera  ·27 Jan 2026 King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has called for KwaZulu-Natal to be renamed, saying the province should be known simply as KwaZulu. He made the call while speaking at the 147th commemoration of the Battle of Isandlwana in Nquthu, in the north of the province, where he questioned why the name “Natal” is …

Read moreCall to change the name of major province in South Africa | SA News
28 January 2026

Julius Malema sends a warning to all AfriForum members in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

If the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) were to ever come into government, they would lock up every single AfriForum member in South Africa. This was said by EFF President Julius Malema when addressing supporters in… Proteas: The national flower of South Africa, the protea, symbolizes the beauty and diversity of the country’s flora. Read More …

Read moreJulius Malema sends a warning to all AfriForum members in South Africa | SA News
28 January 2026

South Africa’s R84-billion smart city looks nothing like the promised “New York of Africa” | SA News

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Chinese developer Zendai Developments had high hopes of building a new R84-billion city in Modderfontein on the East Rand of Gauteng, touting it as the “New York of Africa”. However, the plan, which dates back to 2014, failed due to funding issues and disagreements with the City of Johannesburg over affordable housing. The land was …

Read moreSouth Africa’s R84-billion smart city looks nothing like the promised “New York of Africa” | SA News
28 January 2026

Help us track Cape Town’s housing crisis | SA News

Location: News

It feels like everyone in Cape Town is having the same conversation these days: just how unaffordable this city is becoming for ordinary residents. Do you have old rates and utilities statements from the past decade which you could submit alongside your current ones for a cost comparison? If you’re a tenant who has been …

Read moreHelp us track Cape Town’s housing crisis | SA News
28 January 2026

Agreement to strengthen pharmacy education quality | SA News

Location: News

The Council on Higher Education (CHE) and the South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC) have formally entered into a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) to strengthen cooperation, coordination and collaboration in the quality assurance, accreditation and promotion of pharmacy education and training in South Africa. The agreement recognises the complementary statutory mandates of the CHE, as the …

Read moreAgreement to strengthen pharmacy education quality | SA News
28 January 2026

The disaster that could break South Africa’s winning streak | SA News

Location: News

Staff Writer  ·27 Jan 2026 South Africa is enjoying a strong economic rally, with forecasters seeing the country’s growth prospects to be on an upward trajectory and the rand reaching its strongest levels in four years against the dollar. However, economic realities and very real risk factors cannot be ignored—and the loss of access to …

Read moreThe disaster that could break South Africa’s winning streak | SA News
28 January 2026

United States sanction warning for South Africa | SA News

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Staff Writer  ·27 Jan 2026 Renowned economist Dawie Roodt says that the United States could easily impose financial sanctions on South Africa if it really wanted to damage the country, but individuals are more likely to be targeted. Speaking on the Praag Podcast about the latest political and economic tensions between the US and South …

Read moreUnited States sanction warning for South Africa | SA News
28 January 2026

South Africa defeat helped France improve, says forwards coach | SA News

Location: News

France have learned from their painful defeat in November to 14-man South Africa, forwards coach William Servat said on Tuesday, ahead of next week’s Six Nations opener. France went into halftime leading 14-13 against the world champions, whose lock Lood de Jager had been sent off for a dangerous tackle. But the 14 men ran …

Read moreSouth Africa defeat helped France improve, says forwards coach | SA News
28 January 2026

New mobile data expiry rules in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Mobile network operators say they are scrutinising new regulations from the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) regarding voice, SMS, and data bundles. ICASA published the regulatory amendment on Friday, which included updated rules for bundle depletion, as well as rolling over and transferring minutes, messages, and megabytes. Called the End-User and Subscriber Service …

Read moreNew mobile data expiry rules in South Africa | SA News
28 January 2026

MPs across parties show encouraging interest in IRR’s drive for real transformation | SA News

Location: News

Responses from MPs reveal encouraging support from across various parties for the Freedom Bills drafted by the Institute of Race Relations (IRR), a legislative package aimed at genuinely transforming South Africa into a prospering, non-racial society. The four bills in the package – the No More Race Laws Bill, the Value For Money Bill, the …

Read moreMPs across parties show encouraging interest in IRR’s drive for real transformation | SA News
28 January 2026

DARYL SWANEPOEL: Why the fear over losing Agoa may be overstated | SA News

Location: News

There is much anxiety in South Africa about the possibility of losing access to the African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa). Much of it is understandable. Trade preferences feel tangible; their removal feels punitive. And in a period of already heightened economic insecurity, the idea that South Africa might be “pushed out” of a major …

Read moreDARYL SWANEPOEL: Why the fear over losing Agoa may be overstated | SA News
28 January 2026

The new fastest bakkie in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

TopAuto recently got the chance to briefly test drive the new Geely Riddara RD6 – a bakkie with the stats to keep up with the fastest models on the market. Geely is a new Chinese car brand that launched in South Africa in late 2025, and currently offers two SUVs – the electric E5 and …

Read moreThe new fastest bakkie in South Africa | SA News
28 January 2026

Important information for people with solar panels on their roofs in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) says any threats from Eskom or municipalities of fines or disconnections for failing to register their rooftop solar systems are impractical, irrational, and unfair. Eskom has previously said that it can cut off non-registered customers as their solar systems could pose a threat to the safety of the grid …

Read moreImportant information for people with solar panels on their roofs in South Africa | SA News
27 January 2026

Media Alert: Committee on Trade to Be Briefed on Implementation of South African Automotive Master Plan | SA News

Location: News

Parliament, Monday, 26 January 2026 – The Portfolio Committee on Trade, Industry and Competition will tomorrow receive a briefing from the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition and industry stakeholders on the implementation of the South African Automotive Master Plan. Details of the meeting are as follows:Date: Tuesday, 27 January 2026Time: 09:30Venue: S12A, NCOP Building, Parliament …

Read moreMedia Alert: Committee on Trade to Be Briefed on Implementation of South African Automotive Master Plan | SA News
27 January 2026

Half-Billion-Rand Army Day spectacle exposes Defence priorities in crisis | SA News

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English and Afrikaans soundbites by Chris Hattingh MP. The Army Day spectacle likely cost close to R500 million and must be fully disclosed. Meanwhile, the SANDF is failing core duties, with grounded aircraft, stalled projects, and collapsing healthcare. South Africa needs jobs and services, not military pageantry, and any rule-breaking will face consequences. The Army …

Read moreHalf-Billion-Rand Army Day spectacle exposes Defence priorities in crisis | SA News
27 January 2026

South Africa must build on economic recovery momentum – President | SA News

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President Cyril Ramaphosa has called for renewed focus on investment and infrastructure development to ensure that South Africa’s recent economic gains translate into sustained and inclusive growth.  In his weekly newsletter to the nation, the President said the country entered the new year with growing momentum in its economic recovery, supported by several positive indicators …

Read moreSouth Africa must build on economic recovery momentum – President | SA News
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