Cabinet approves 10-year driving licences for light vehicles
Cabinet approves 10-year driving licences for light vehicles Licences for heavier vehicles will still have to be renewed every five years. This reverses an earlier […]
Month: July 2026
Widow of George building collapse victim may have to wait until 2027 for justice
Widow of George building collapse victim may have to wait until 2027 for justice Sylvia Magxwalisa, whose husband was killed in the 2024 collapse of […]
Does the wine taste better when you own a piece of the vineyard?
Does the wine taste better when you own a piece of the vineyard? Bitexen SA CEO Mark Diuga explains how the new Arra Vineyard Token […]
WesBank defeated in court by family-owned dealership
WesBank defeated in court by family-owned dealership The purchaser of a Ford Ranger made three payments, then absconded with the vehicle. Wesbank tried to claim […]
Outa sounds alarm over Inseta fund that surged from R20m to R443m
Outa sounds alarm over Inseta fund that surged from R20m to R443m While 879 student beneficiaries reportedly went unpaid for the first five months of […]
Does Africa really need more local currency stablecoins?
Does Africa really need more local currency stablecoins? A new report by Standard Chartered and Zodia Markets argues for exactly this outcome. Rochelle McCauley from […]
Liquidation of crypto firm delayed as director faces R500 000 costs deposit
Liquidation of crypto firm delayed as director faces R500 000 costs deposit NTC Global Trade Fund, which was in business rescue when attorney Bouwer van […]
Independent Media’s future uncertain as Sekunjalo pulls funding plug
Independent Media’s future uncertain as Sekunjalo pulls funding plug Group says ‘no more’ after investing R5.2bn – throwing the future of the Cape Times, The […]
Is Home Affairs finally becoming a government department that works?
Is Home Affairs finally becoming a government department that works? Sars may no longer be its sole standard-bearer for efficiency as Home Affairs rolls out […]
New public procurement rules won’t stop corruption and will raise costs
New public procurement rules won’t stop corruption and will raise costs Substantially more stringent and complex, they open up new avenues for graft – and […]