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'Rich Dad Poor Dad' author returns to Johannesburg for the National Achievers Congress 2025
Join Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling 'Rich Dad Poor Dad', at the National Achievers Congress 2025 in Johannesburg.
DA’s own deputy minister at Treasury knew about VAT hike, Parliamentary reply shows
ActionSA has unveiled evidence implicating the Democratic Alliance in the controversial 2% VAT increase for the 2025 Budget, revealing their Deputy Minister's direct involvement in the drafting process.
SA's biker delivery boom | The faceless individuals driving the country's economy may be struggling
Explore the untold stories of South Africa's delivery drivers, who, despite their vital role in the economy, face significant challenges and hardships in their daily lives.
Mpumalanga Education Department defends R2 million paid for laptops, says MEC is not involved
The 22 laptops worth over R2 million were purchased to reset user passwords via Active Directory Manager, assist users with email connectivity issues and rebuild user accounts, according to the Mpumalanga Department of Education. .
How to build a strong business credit profile for easier access to funding - Business Partners
Discover how to enhance your business credit profile and unlock funding opportunities in South Africa. With only 12% of SMEs accessing formal funding, learn essential strategies to improve your chances of securing financial support.
Former PAC president Luthando Mbinda convicted of fraud worth nearly R1 million
Luthando Mbinda, the former president of the PAC, has been convicted of fraud amounting to nearly R1 million, marking a significant turn in the political landscape.
Eastern Cape businessman arrested for R217,000 water tender fraud
Thabo Caza, a businessman from the Eastern Cape, has been arrested and appeared in court over serious allegations of fraud related to a water tanker tender.
Capetonians willing to pay more for seawater toilet flushing
Discover how a recent study reveals that Capetonians are willing to pay more for innovative seawater flushing solutions to tackle the city's water crisis
Hawks arrest three for illegal trading of precious metals worth R10. 2 million
Three individuals, including a father and son, have been arrested by the Hawks in Gauteng for allegedly trading precious metals.
Would Capetonians pay more for seawater toilet flushing?
Discover how a recent study reveals that Capetonians are willing to pay more for innovative seawater flushing solutions to tackle the city's water crisis
Mastermind behind R4. 6 million bank fraud scheme convicted in East London
A 41-year-old East London man, Thobani Mabizela, has been convicted of fraud after masterminding a scheme that cost banks over R4. 6 million. The Hawks' investigation revealed he created fake financial documents to secure vehicle loans that were never repaid.
R600 million lost | Speed cameras finally return to Durban roads
After a seven-year absence and over R600 million in lost revenue, speed cameras are returning to Durban's roads. The eThekwini Municipality has confirmed new equipment has been acquired and officers are being trained, though details about resolving the long-standing legal dispute with the National Prosecuting Authority remain undisclosed.
ANC to blame for Trump's tariffs on SA, says AfriForum, ignoring global trade policy
AfriForum's Kallie Kriel holds the ANC accountable for Donald Trump's punitive tariffs on South Africa, urging a change in direction to protect the nation's interests.
ANC to blame for Trump's tariffs on SA, says AfriForum, ignoring global trade policy
AfriForum's Kallie Kriel holds the ANC accountable for Donald Trump's punitive tariffs on South Africa, urging a change in direction to protect the nation's interests.
DA and ANC near deal to pass controversial budget with VAT hike, Expropriation Act untouched
Negotiations between the ANC and DA negotiating teams regarding the budget resumed on Sunday afternoon, following a stalemate on Friday that threatened the stability of the coalition government.
Budget 2025 | DA and ANC near deal to pass controversial budget with VAT hike, Expropriation Act untouched
Negotiations between the ANC and DA negotiating teams regarding the budget resumed on Sunday afternoon, following a stalemate on Friday that threatened the stability of the coalition government.
Man unhappy after adjudicator excludes him from late brother's pension fund while the girlfriend inherits over R4 million
The man was nominated as a beneficiary; however, it was established that the girlfriend, as well as the deceased's daughter were his dependants whose needs had not been fulfilled.
Skeem Saam actress Pebetsi Nolo Matlaila opens up about living in a women's shelter
Pebetsi Nolo Matlaila shares her experience of homelessness while living in a women's shelter, revealing the challenges she faces as a single mother and her desire for independence.
Against All Odds | How dining hall worker Busisiwe Mndebele earned her Wits Political Studies Degree
Discover how Busisiwe Mndebele transformed her life from serving meals in a university dining hall to graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Studies, proving that dedication and hard work can lead to remarkable success.
eThekwini Municipality allocates R2 million to tackle water challenges in Northern areas
EThekwini Municipality's Executive Committee has approved an additional R2 million to combat persistent water challenges in the northern areas, aiming to provide relief to affected communities.
Emfuleni Speaker slated for spending R600 000 on soccer amid service delivery crisis
The Democratic Alliance has condemned Emfuleni Municipality for spending over R600,000 on soccer tournaments while essential services deteriorate. Despite the municipality claiming some costs were covered by donations, the DA questions why funds weren't directed toward improving crumbling infrastructure and addressing the ongoing sewage crisis.
Pule Mabe corruption trial | R27 million tender scandal hearing rescheduled amid legal changes
Former ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe and six co-accused, including his wife, had their R27 million tender fraud case postponed to June 17 due to legal counsel changes. The Palm Ridge Magistrate's Court heard that defence teams require further details about the charge sheet.
Penny-wise and proud: 7 classic habits for today's thrifty South Africans
Discover how embracing frugal living habits from past generations can help South Africans navigate today's economic challenges with creativity and resilience.
Breaking down the 2025 Budget: From Parliament to your purse
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's 2024 Budget Speech introduces significant changes including VAT increases and tax bracket adjustments. Learn how these changes will affect your daily finances and long-term savings
VAT increase: Which grocery items are exempt from VAT in South Africa?
Understand how the VAT increase affects your grocery shopping and discover which essential items remain exempt.