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27 July 2025

Kids Bicycles | SA News

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Original price R 19,559.00 Original price R 19,559.00 – Original price R 19,559.00 Original price R 19,559.00 Current price R 11,900.00 R 11,900.00 – R 11,900.00 Current price R 11,900.00 | / Whale Watching: The southern coast is a popular destination for whale watching, particularly in Hermanus, where visitors can see Southern Right Whales from …

Read moreKids Bicycles | SA News
27 July 2025

SuperSport Schools Plus | School Rugby Results – 26 July 2025 | SA News

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Hannes Nienaber covered schools’ rugby in South Africa for Volksblad, Beeld, and Rapport for 11 years. He also created the biggest school rugby website in South Africa – School of Rugby – back in 2007. It eventually morphed into Supersport Schools Plus. He still occasionally milks cows. Heritage Day: Celebrated on September 24, this day …

Read moreSuperSport Schools Plus | School Rugby Results – 26 July 2025 | SA News
27 July 2025

LIV Golf heads to South Africa in 2026 | SA News

Location: News

LIV Golf has officially announced it will host a tournament in South Africa next year, with the historic event set to take place at the world-class Steyn City in Johannesburg. Adding to the excitement, the fiercely competitive South African LIV team, the Stingers, will get the chance to play in front of their home fans …

Read moreLIV Golf heads to South Africa in 2026 | SA News
27 July 2025

South African telecoms shares on fire — with small players on top | SA News

Location: News

Many of South Africa’s telecoms faithful have good reason to celebrate, considering the surge in share prices of the four biggest JSE-listed companies in this sector over the past year. A MyBroadband analysis found that R1,000 in shares split evenly between Vodacom, MTN, Telkom, and Blue Label Telecoms a year ago is worth around R1,853 …

Read moreSouth African telecoms shares on fire — with small players on top | SA News
27 July 2025

BRAND SOUTH AFRICA MEDIA RELEASE: LIV Golf Announces First Ever African Tournament to be hosted at Steyn City, South Africa – Brand South Africa | SA News

Location: News

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: London, United Kingdom – 26 July 2025 LIV Golf formally confirms that its first ever tournament on African soil will take place at Steyn City, Johannesburg, from 20 – 22 March 2026. The debut was unveiled this morning by LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil in a press conference at JCB Golf Club, …

Read moreBRAND SOUTH AFRICA MEDIA RELEASE: LIV Golf Announces First Ever African Tournament to be hosted at Steyn City, South Africa – Brand South Africa | SA News
27 July 2025

Armoured Ford Ranger launched in South Africa – Pricing and specifications | SA News

Location: News

Armormax has published details about its newly-developed Security Variant of the Ford Ranger 2.0 Turbo Diesel XL 4×4 Automatic Double Cab. This variant was requested by a client that needed a patrol and interception vehicle capable of withstanding fire from assault rifles from multiple assailants in non-permissible terrain. It also needed to be able to …

Read moreArmoured Ford Ranger launched in South Africa – Pricing and specifications | SA News
27 July 2025

RIP Vuyo Maqholo (1995 to 2025) | SA News

Location: News

Born on 7 April 1995, Maqholo – who hailed from Middledrift in the Eastern Cape where she attended Josi Marela High – played seven Tests for South Africa between 2018 and 2019. A versatile back who played fullback and flyhalf, Maqholo rose through the ranks and toured to the UK with the SA U20 team …

Read moreRIP Vuyo Maqholo (1995 to 2025) | SA News
27 July 2025

Level 2 weather warning: Damaging winds and cold conditions expected on Sunday | The Citizen | SA News

Location: News

Here’s what to expect on Sunday, 27 July 2025. The South African Weather Service (Saws) has issued a yellow level 2 warning for damaging winds in KwaZulu-Natal on Sunday. “A surface high ridges along the KZN coast today [Saturday] and tomorrow [Sunday], resulting in strong winds with an average speed of 20 to 25KT gusting …

Read moreLevel 2 weather warning: Damaging winds and cold conditions expected on Sunday | The Citizen | SA News
27 July 2025

Big change coming to South Africa’s petrol stations | SA News

Location: News

Fuel stations in South Africa must evolve to keep pace with the global shift towards electric vehicles. According to Nedbank Commercial Banking National Retail Services Manager Karen Keylock, there is a global drive towards cleaner fuels and new energy vehicles (NEVs). The South African market remains limited regarding electric vehicle infrastructure; however, many organisations and …

Read moreBig change coming to South Africa’s petrol stations | SA News
27 July 2025

Five long term trends shaping the investment landscape | SA News

Location: News

From the Government of National Unity’s failure to agree on its maiden Budget, to Trump’s market-moving “Liberation Day” tariffs and South Africa’s diplomatic woes, South African investors have had to contend with heightened uncertainty recently. This environment underscores the importance of maintaining a disciplined investment approach. Investors who focus on fundamentals and recognise enduring trends …

Read moreFive long term trends shaping the investment landscape | SA News
27 July 2025

SAPS intensifies probe into alleged Basotho Military Camps in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

The South African Police Service (SAPS) is intensifying efforts to dismantle organised crime operations and address recent allegations made by Lesotho’s Police Commissioner, Advocate Borotho Matsoso, regarding possible illegal camps in South Africa. In a scheduled Board of Commissioners (BOC) meeting, SAPS National Commissioner General Fannie Masemola said he met with all nine provincial commissioners …

Read moreSAPS intensifies probe into alleged Basotho Military Camps in South Africa | SA News
27 July 2025

Bok Women show grit against New Zealand visitors | SA News

Location: News

MATCH REPORT: The Springbok Women stepped up their preparation for the World Cup with a 26-34 defeat at the hands of the Black Ferns XV at the Athlone Stadium on Saturday. ADVERTISEMENT The Black Ferns XV struck first, being very dangerous with ball in hand as fullback Mererangi Paul got over in the second minute …

Read moreBok Women show grit against New Zealand visitors | SA News
27 July 2025

Police investigate allegations of Basotho military-style training camps in South Africa | The Citizen | SA News

Location: News

Lesotho police this week warned of such camps that could destabilise both countries. The national commissioner of the South African Police Service (Saps), General Fannie Masemola, and Lesotho police chief advocate Borotho Matsoso have confirmed a collaborative investigation into allegations of military-style training camps for Basotho on some South African farms. Matsoso this week warned …

Read morePolice investigate allegations of Basotho military-style training camps in South Africa | The Citizen | SA News
27 July 2025

Police crime intelligence on high alert over alleged plan to reclaim ‘land stolen’ from Lesotho — Masemola | SA News

Location: News

The police crime intelligence division is investigating allegations of Basotho nationals undergoing military-style training on South African farms to reclaim land “stolen” from the mountain kingdom.  This comes after Lesotho police chief advocate Borotho Matsoso is reported to have confirmed the emergence of a group calling itself “Malata Naha” which is allegedly recruiting Basotho youth …

Read morePolice crime intelligence on high alert over alleged plan to reclaim ‘land stolen’ from Lesotho — Masemola | SA News
27 July 2025

Popular tourist town in South Africa in serious trouble | SA News

Location: News

Seth Thorne  ·26 Jul 2025 The troubled Madibeng Local Municipality in North West is once again under scrutiny, as the provincial government appointed a law firm to probe serious allegations of maladministration and misconduct. The popular tourist town of Hartbeespoort, with the Hartbeespoort Dam and the whitewater rapids of the Crocodile River nestled along Magaliesberg mountain …

Read morePopular tourist town in South Africa in serious trouble | SA News
27 July 2025

These emojis can get you into serious trouble at work in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Malcolm Libera  ·26 Jul 2025 Emojis are becoming a common part of workplace communication, but experts warn they can easily be misinterpreted and lead to serious trouble.  In South Africa, emojis are becoming the centre of legal disputes, disciplinary hearings, and misconduct investigations. One high-profile example is the ongoing case involving Eastern Cape High Court …

Read moreThese emojis can get you into serious trouble at work in South Africa | SA News
26 July 2025

G20 South Africa 2025 | SA News

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South Africas G20 Presidency FNB & RMB Back SA’s G20 Presidency with Ubuntu & Sustainability 08 July 2025 Marine Conservation: The country has established several marine protected areas to conserve marine biodiversity and ecosystems. Read More at the Source

Read moreG20 South Africa 2025 | SA News
26 July 2025

Zimbabwe Rugby Home Replica-Mens 2025/2026 | SA News

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Size Fossil Fuels: South Africa relies heavily on coal for electricity generation, with coal- fired power plants providing the majority of the country’s energy needs. Read More at the Source

Read moreZimbabwe Rugby Home Replica-Mens 2025/2026 | SA News
26 July 2025

Prof Himla Soodyall | University of Cape Town | SA News

Location: News

Professor Himla Soodyall is currently the Executive Officer of the Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf). An ASSAf Member since 2003, she was elected to the ASSAf Council in 2011 and appointed General Secretary in 2014. Within ASSAf she has been active in drafting of several strategies and promotion of activities for young scientists, …

Read moreProf Himla Soodyall | University of Cape Town | SA News
26 July 2025

Fact or fiction: Smart meters safety features | Xylem South Africa | SA News

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No Results Found Try changing the filters or search term Start Typing To Search All Search Results Endangered Species: South Africa is home to several endangered species, including the African penguin, white rhino, and Cape vulture. Read More at the Source

Read moreFact or fiction: Smart meters safety features | Xylem South Africa | SA News
26 July 2025

Webtickets Online | SA News

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  Share Babyface Live in South Africa – All White Soul Sessions Concert 13 Dec 2025 17:00 Sunbet Arena, Pretoria Block A1 Block A1 R2,850.00 Block A2 Block A2 R2,350.00 Block A3 Block A3 R2,350.00 Block AA1 Block AA1 R2,150.00 Block AA2 Block AA2 R2,150.00 Block B Block B R1,950.00 Block BC Block BC R1,950.00 Block …

Read moreWebtickets Online | SA News
26 July 2025

Bad news for meat lovers in South Africa | The Citizen | SA News

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Meat has become the biggest driver of food inflation. The outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in South Africa has led to a significant increase in meat prices over the past three months. FMD is a highly contagious viral disease of livestock that has a significant economic impact. The disease affects cattle, swine, sheep, goats and …

Read moreBad news for meat lovers in South Africa | The Citizen | SA News
26 July 2025

Another director in South Africa fined R500,000 for lying about a PhD | SA News

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Luke Fraser  ·25 Jul 2025 The JSE has fined Anushka Bogdanov R500,000 for lying about having a PhD, a similar punishment to that which Economist Thabi Leoka received last year.  Bogdanov was appointed as an independent non-executive director of EOH in 2019.  She served on the Social and Ethics, Governance and Risk Committee, Nomination and …

Read moreAnother director in South Africa fined R500,000 for lying about a PhD | SA News
26 July 2025

Eskom uprising in South Africa | SA News

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The South African Photovoltaic Industry Association (Sapvia) has warned Eskom and municipalities that they are creating the ideal environment for homes and businesses to “defect” from the grid. For many years, the main appeal of private self-generation and battery backup was having power during load-shedding. The high cost of solar panels, inverters, and batteries made …

Read moreEskom uprising in South Africa | SA News
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