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7 March 2026

SA-US relations — a new worst-case scenario | SA News

Location: News

During his bilateral meeting with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in the Oval Office on Tuesday, 3 March, US President Donald Trump threatened to cut off trade with Spain. Markets reacted immediately, with the iShares MSCI Spain ETF dropping by 5.6% within minutes of the remarks, reflecting investor insensitivity to even rhetorical escalation from Washington. Spain’s …

Read moreSA-US relations — a new worst-case scenario | SA News
7 March 2026

9 popular cars that should be banned in South Africa – According to the AA | SA News

Location: News

The Automobile Association of South Africa (AA) argues that no cars should be sold locally unless they offer side head protection for front- and rear-seat occupants as standard. If this were enforced, nine of the country’s best-selling cars, including the base versions of the Toyota Hilux and VW Polo Vivo, would no longer be allowed …

Read more9 popular cars that should be banned in South Africa – According to the AA | SA News
7 March 2026

SAHRC believes Gayton has a “case to answer” over a racist utterance complaint | SA News

Location: News

In August last year, the DA lodged a complaint against Gayton McKenzie with the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) for his foul and clearly racist remarks made on X (formerly, Twitter). The SAHRC has responded to our call, noting the high volume of complaints lodged with regard to this matter, that the complaints raise …

Read moreSAHRC believes Gayton has a “case to answer” over a racist utterance complaint | SA News
7 March 2026

JOHAN FOURIE AND HELANYA FOURIE | Why South Africa needs a real-time barometer of economic activity | SA News

Location: News

In 1602 Dutch merchants pooled their capital to form the Vereenigde Oostindische Compagnie (VOC). What made the venture revolutionary was not the ships or the spice. It was the information: prices in distant ports, harvest conditions, currency movements and political risks. As the historian Steven Marks has argued, the profit motive is ancient, but it …

Read moreJOHAN FOURIE AND HELANYA FOURIE | Why South Africa needs a real-time barometer of economic activity | SA News
7 March 2026

R8-per-litre petrol price hike on the cards for South Africa | SA News

Location: News

South Africa could be facing a petrol price hike of up to R8 per litre this April. According to Biznews’s Alec Hogg, the cost of Brent Crude oil has skyrocketed over the last week, going from R954 per barrel to R1,328 per barrel. This has been exacerbated by the rand, which has weakening against the …

Read moreR8-per-litre petrol price hike on the cards for South Africa | SA News
7 March 2026

Changes to new smoking laws for South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Staff Writer  ·6 Mar 2026 The Department of Health has responded to public submissions on the Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Control Bill, offering to change some definitions to assuage concerns. Key among the proposed changes is a revision of definitions to differentiate between combustible and non-combustible products, some of which could be exempt …

Read moreChanges to new smoking laws for South Africa | SA News
7 March 2026

Government working to stabilise struggling municipalities | SA News

Location: News

Deputy President Paul Mashatile says government is implementing measures to stabilise municipalities facing persistent service delivery challenges. Responding to questions in the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) on Thursday, Mashatile acknowledged that municipalities, such as Ditsobotla Local Municipality and Emfuleni Local Municipality, continue to experience governance and service delivery difficulties.  He said the challenges stem …

Read moreGovernment working to stabilise struggling municipalities | SA News
7 March 2026

Deputy President Paul Mashatile: SARU Player of the Year Awards | SA News

Location: News

SARU President, Mr Mark Alexander and SARU Executive Committee Members present; CEO of SA Rugby, Mr Rian Oberholzer; Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Hon. McKenzy and Deputy Minister Mabe; Union Presidents and Associate Members of SARU; All SARU National Teams, the Coaching Staff and Management;SARU Sponsors and Donors; All the Awards Nominees; Ladies and Gentlemen, …

Read moreDeputy President Paul Mashatile: SARU Player of the Year Awards | SA News
6 March 2026

FirstRand Empowerment Foundation Donates R9.5 Million to Upgrade Liver Transplant Unit at Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital

Location: MyPR

Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital (CMJAH) has officially opened its newly upgraded liver transplant unit (Area 561) following a R9 500 000 donation from the FirstRand Empowerment Foundation through its implementation partner, the FirstRand SPIRE Fund. Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital is one of South Africa’s largest public tertiary and academic hospitals and serves as …

Read moreFirstRand Empowerment Foundation Donates R9.5 Million to Upgrade Liver Transplant Unit at Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital
6 March 2026

AECOM Embraces #GiveToGain to Advance Women in the Built and Natural Environment

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In support of International Women’s Day (IWD) on 8 March under the 2026 theme of ‘Give To Gain’, global infrastructure leader AECOM highlights how mentorship, allyship and shared opportunity are shaping careers across architecture, quantity surveying and environmental science. IWD recognises the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women while calling for accelerated gender …

Read moreAECOM Embraces #GiveToGain to Advance Women in the Built and Natural Environment
6 March 2026

Publicis’ Pete Little Appointed Vice Chairperson of the Creative Circle

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Publicis Groupe Africa Chief Creative Officer Pete Little has been appointed Vice Chairperson of the Creative Circle, the non-profit industry body that champions creative excellence in South Africa. The Creative Circle exists to maintain the standard of South African advertising, in part, by endorsing a selection of top international and local awards shows (including Cannes …

Read morePublicis’ Pete Little Appointed Vice Chairperson of the Creative Circle
6 March 2026

Middle East Conflict Raises New Risks for South Africa’s Economy

Location: MyPR

The latest conflict in the Middle East has created a new layer of global uncertainty that South Africa cannot ignore, particularly given the country’s exposure to energy prices, capital flows and exchange-rate movements. According to Thys van Zyl, CEO of Everest Advisory Services, the immediate risk is not only geopolitical but also macroeconomic due to …

Read moreMiddle East Conflict Raises New Risks for South Africa’s Economy
6 March 2026

Weelee Empowers South Africans With Car Finance & Flexible Options

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Diverse pathways to mobility – from vehicle finance, personal loans to long-term leasing and rent-to-buy – making quality used cars more accessible than ever. In a country where reliable transportation is essential for work, family and everyday life, South Africans now have more choice than ever before in how they gain access to a vehicle. …

Read moreWeelee Empowers South Africans With Car Finance & Flexible Options
6 March 2026

Vaping and Energy Drinks: Hidden Heart Risks

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Affinity Health, a leading provider of high-quality health cover, is raising awareness about how vaping and energy drinks can strain heart health. Both products are often sold as “everyday” lifestyle choices. Vapes are marketed as a cleaner alternative to cigarettes, while energy drinks are positioned as a quick fix for tiredness and focus. But health experts continue …

Read moreVaping and Energy Drinks: Hidden Heart Risks
6 March 2026

Why Basic Skills Like Excel Are Still Essential in the Age of ChatGPT

Location: MyPR

Durban: As artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT become increasingly popular in the workplace, many organisations are discovering that AI productivity still depends on strong fundamental skills, particularly in areas such as Excel, data interpretation, and critical thinking. While AI can generate text, summaries and structured outputs in seconds, experts caution that the quality of results …

Read moreWhy Basic Skills Like Excel Are Still Essential in the Age of ChatGPT
6 March 2026

ZIFA launch Munhumutapa Challenge Cup | SA News

Location: News

Zimbabwean football has taken a historic step forward following the official launch of the ZIFA Munhumutapa Challenge Cup – a flagship national knockout competition set to reshape the domestic game through unprecedented investment, nationwide inclusion and renewed belief in the power of football to unite and uplift. The glittering launch, held at the Celebration Centre …

Read moreZIFA launch Munhumutapa Challenge Cup | SA News
6 March 2026

Soli Philander has died of cancer | SA News

Location: News

Actor, television presenter and comedian Soli Philander has died of cancer at the age of 65. Sports, art and culture minister Gayton McKenzie led tributes to the well-known entertainer from Elsies River in Cape Town, saying he “brought laughter, insight and warmth to audiences everywhere in our country”. “Whether performing on stage, presenting on television …

Read moreSoli Philander has died of cancer | SA News
6 March 2026

Arms committee fails to explain SA’s weapon sales to Saudi Arabia and UAE | SA News

Location: News

In the 30 years since the National Conventional Arms Control Committee was established, export permits have routinely been granted for the sale of armaments by South Africa to countries alleged to have committed war crimes and other human rights violations, says Open Secrets. Photo of an AK-47, Wikimedia Commons, Creative Commons, cc-by-2.0. The National Conventional …

Read moreArms committee fails to explain SA’s weapon sales to Saudi Arabia and UAE | SA News
6 March 2026

Government urges South Africans to leave Middle East as attacks likely to continue | SA News

Location: News

The department of international relations and co-operation (Dirco) has urged South African citizens in the Middle East to take advantage of the limited commercial flights now available to leave the region, warning that heavy attacks are expected to continue in the coming days. “We urge all citizens to note that several airlines have resumed limited …

Read moreGovernment urges South Africans to leave Middle East as attacks likely to continue | SA News
6 March 2026

The Hague Group gets tough on Israel and its supporters | SA News

Location: News

An “emergency” meeting of The Hague Group, an anti-Israel coalition of states led partially by South Africa, that convened on Wednesday, 4 March, made an official statement that it aims to ensure that there will be “no safe haven” for “perpetrators of genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and the crime of aggression.”  The statement made it clear that this only applies …

Read moreThe Hague Group gets tough on Israel and its supporters | SA News
6 March 2026

South Africans warned to evacuate countries while they can, and iconic South African banks close branches | SA News

Location: News

Malcolm Libera  ·5 Mar 2026 The rand made a recovery on Wednesday after a sharp selloff the previous day, which was triggered by escalating conflict in the Middle East. The rand traded at 16.3975 against the dollar, up about 0.9% from its previous close. The Johannesburg Stock Exchange’s All-Share index was up approximately 1.5%.  The …

Read moreSouth Africans warned to evacuate countries while they can, and iconic South African banks close branches | SA News
6 March 2026

Big problem for public schools in South Africa | SA News

Location: News

Luke Fraser  ·5 Mar 2026 TPN Credit Bureau’s data shows that address fraud is a major problem facing South African public schools. In one surveyed school, 40% of applications contained false or misleading address information. Another school saw fraudulent addresses in 20% of Grade 1 applications. Door-to-door verifications at a separate school showed that 51% …

Read moreBig problem for public schools in South Africa | SA News
6 March 2026

South Africa doesn’t produce a single cheap car | SA News

Location: News

The South African government is currently mulling the idea of raising import tariffs on Chinese and Indian-made cars in an attempt to stem the flood of imports and protect the local car industry. However, while the tariffs may have the well-intentioned goal of protecting our factories against foreign competitors, it fails to address the underlying …

Read moreSouth Africa doesn’t produce a single cheap car | SA News
6 March 2026

Iran’s envoy in South Africa defends retaliatory attacks on US bases in the Middle East | SA News

Location: News

The Iranian embassy in South Africa has defended the country’s targeting of American military installations in the escalating confrontation with the US and Israel. Tehran insists its actions fall within its right to self-defence under international law. “Our act is our inherent right,” ambassador Mansour Shakib Mehr told a media briefing in Pretoria on Wednesday. …

Read moreIran’s envoy in South Africa defends retaliatory attacks on US bases in the Middle East | SA News
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