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Cape Town slams Eskom’s proposed double tariff hike. Rising sales signal a brighter consumer outlook for 2026. And why backups aren’t enough. A look at the costly myth putting businesses at risk.

26 Jan 5AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

Another year of real salary growth ahead

Sars is watching: What the budget means for SA expats. Why malls can no longer shrug off shopper injuries. And how South Africans can unlock good credit in 2026.

2 Feb 5AM 32 min

[TOP STORY] SA exporters warned: Overseas payments harder to recover than expected

‘If you have a South African company that's exporting, this is where we found that most of the issues seem to arise, especially in the Middle East and the likes of China,’ says Luke Morawitz, credit director for South Africa at Allianz Trade.

30 Jan 8AM 7 min

Africa is the world’s next big travel story

Getting paid is a global problem, and SA is near the top. Populism’s rising tide and SA’s response. Education tech is growing – but are people ready for it?

30 Jan 4AM 32 min

[TOP STORY] Cape Town homeowners urged to challenge new property valuations

‘I do think that unfortunately, the system isn’t taking into account enough of what is required in order to value a home effectively and give a real-life, accurate valuation,’ says Storm MacLennan, head of sales for southern suburbs at Jawitz Properties.

29 Jan 7AM 7 min

Who’s winning the global image war?

Nearly 1m Cape Town homeowners face higher rates, objection window opens. SA has a debt crisis. How can it be fixed? And why on-site medical services will give employers the competitive edge.

29 Jan 5AM 33 min

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