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    Do you want the bad fuel price news for June?

    While the latest available data still shows that good news lies ahead for South Africa’s motorists in early June, the picture is worsening as each day passes. With just over two weeks until the new prices come into effect, there is, sadly, every chance that fuel costs may actually increase at the pumps next month. […] More

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    Fraudsters in South Africa prevented from stealing THIS much

    Fraudsters in South Africa were busy in 2024. However, their efforts were repeatedly foiled by the Southern African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS). Speaking at their annual summit last week, the SAFPS says it prevented fraudsters from stealing R5 billion last year. And this brings the total of foiled financial crimes to R30 billion for the […] More

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    SASSA warns against June 2025 social grant SCAM

    The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has strongly refuted widespread social media rumours suggesting that double grant payments will be issued in June 2025, calling the claims “false and misleading.” In an official statement, SASSA national spokesperson Paseka Letsatsi urged beneficiaries to ignore and reject the misinformation. “These reports are untrue and should be […] More

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    The ONE province with no load shedding in South Africa

    Eskom announced a fresh round of power outages this past week, however, one province with no load shedding remained. That, of course, is the Western Cape. In fact, even during the height of load reduction back in 2023 (330 days out in the year), the province was regularly able to get away with significantly lower […] More

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    BUSINESS INSIGHTS: What Millennials want – Homebuying edition

    We’ve spoken at length about homebuying trends among South Africa’s newest homebuyers, Gen Z, but less attention has been paid to one of the most influential forces in today’s property market: millennials. The Rising Influence of Millennial Homebuyers Born between 1981 and 1996, this more established cohort accounts for roughly 30% to 42% of the market, […] More

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    Do you want the bad petrol price news for June?

    While the latest available data still shows that more good news lies ahead for South Africa’s motorists in early June, the picture is worsening significantly as each day passes. With just under three weeks until the new prices come into effect, there is, sadly, every chance that fuel costs may actually increase at the pumps […] More

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    SA Gamechangers: Dane Vilas – Life Beyond the Boundary

    Interview by Gordon Glyn-Jones: Part of SA Gamechangers series After seventeen years as a professional cricketer across two continents, Dane Vilas knows a thing or two about high performance. In this edition of SA Gamechangers, he opens up about fatherhood, leadership, and launching a wellness brand, Bodiscent, most recently in the UK.  The Discipline of […] More

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    SA Gamechangers: Erica Schofield – turning ideas into action

    Interview by Gordon Glyn-Jones | For the SA Gamechangers series As the CEO of Africa’s leading rewards-based crowdfunding platform, Thundafund, Erica Schofield is helping everyday people make extraordinary things happen. From creative ventures to small business launches, she’s passionate about turning potential into momentum—and bringing people along for the ride. A Crowdfunded Life You’ve worked […] More

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    6 times South African refugees sought asylum abroad

    As Trump’s 49 South African “refugees” make headlines globally, we recap the history of asylum seekers. Owing to the country’s cruel apartheid history and systematic discrimination, more South African refugees have been forced into asylum in the last seven decades than many care to remember. The first wave of South African refugees came about due […] More

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    Enoch Godongwana says NO to taxing South Africa’s mega rich

    Calls for a wealth tax in South Africa have intensified as the country grapples with widening inequality and pressing budget constraints. However, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has firmly rejected the idea, insisting that the country’s current income tax system remains the most efficient and sustainable way to generate revenue from the wealthy. Responding to a […] More

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