South Africa: Hawks Deal Heavy Blow to Gqeberha Drug Trade With Arrest of 'Serious Player'

A 42-year-old suspect described by police as a 'serious player' faces drug-dealing charges in Gqeberha following a major investigation into widespread local distribution. Read more »

South Africa: Why Drug Traffickers Target SA

South Africa is clearly a choice destination for drug traffickers. Reasons for this range from ready-made gang networks to provinces with suitable climates and secluded plots where… Read more »

South Africa: From Struggling Student to Store Manager - The Burger Wager That Opened New Doors

When her plans to become a scientist fell through, a young woman from Polokwane took a chance as a waitress at a burger joint in Nelson Mandela Bay. Almost two years later, and… Read more »

South Africa: Good Grain Harvest Shielded South African Consumers From Inflation Reality

South Africa's abundant grains, fruit and vegetables are keeping food prices low, while foot-and-mouth disease, rising fuel costs and an expected El Niño loom. Read more »

East Africa: Drought-Hit Kenya Should Lift Ban On GMO Maize Imports to Prioritise Its Food Security

Kenya is facing a maize shortage, but it may not be able to receive any from South Africa. It's not because of a refusal to supply, but owing to Kenya's policy rigidities. This… Read more »

South Africa: Springboks, Shoprite CEO Understand the Power of Making Supporters Feel Part of the Team

What do Siya Kolisi and Shoprite CEO Pieter Engelbrecht have in common? Both understand that lasting success is built on teams, gratitude and a genuine connection with the people… Read more »

South Africa: South African Citrus Exporters Juice Up Their India Ambitions

South Africa's push into India reflects a broader shift across Africa, where citrus growers are expanding production, processing and market access as competition for buyers… Read more »

South Africa: Gqeberha Ice Cream Startup Eyes Major Supermarket Deal Ahead of R1m Pitch

Gqeberha ice cream maker Thando Volontiya caught Shoprite Checkers' eye after his GQ Creamery ice cream generated a buzz on social media. On Thursday, he'll pitch for a R1m prize… Read more »

South Africa: Why Deepening Intra-Brics Agricultural Trade Is Essential for SA

High tariffs and phytosanitary barriers restrict South Africa's agricultural exports to BRICS partners, driving urgent calls for preferential trade agreements ahead of the upcoming… Read more »

South Africa: Export Expansion Is Crucial for the Long-Term Growth of SA Agriculture

As global trade dynamics shift, South Africa must enhance its diplomatic strategy and market access, ensuring vibrant opportunities for farmers amid growing regional protectionism. Read more »

South Africa: Why Migration Law Is Commercial Law - Cross-Border Trade Needs People, Not Just Policies

South Africa's R12.5-billion border modernisation programme aims to boost trade and regional integration, but infrastructure alone cannot unlock economic opportunity. As recent… Read more »

South Africa: Welcome Easing - South Africa's Consumer Food Price Inflation Continues to Slow

South Africa's consumer food price inflation hits a 17-month low, driven by ample supply and moderating prices across key categories. Read more »

South Africa: SA Citrus Sector Delivers Juicy Economic Boost, Overtaking Spain As World's Leading Exporter

South Africa's citrus sector, boosted by new technology and favourable conditions, has overtaken Spain as the top global exporter, promising growth despite rising agricultural… Read more »

South Africa: SA Commuters Cut Back On Groceries As Taxi Fares Rise, Drivers Plead for Subsidies

Rising fuel costs are deepening South Africa's cost-of-living crisis, with taxi commuters feeling the pressure. Read more »

South Africa: Maize Prices Could Recover On Stronger Regional and Global Demand

South Africa entered the 2026-27 maize marketing year with another record harvest and sizeable carryover stocks after exports in the previous season fell short of expectations amid… Read more »

South Africa: Diesel Fuel Pricing Mechanism Is Finally Earmarked for an Overhaul

An unexpected result of the attacks on Iran is that the long-awaited discussion about how fuel is priced in South Africa has begun. Read more »

South Africa: Gwede Mantashe Warns Against Panic Buying Amid Rising Fuel Supply Fears

Gwede Mantashe says South Africa's fuel supply is secure despite panic buying and scattered diesel shortages, but reports from farmers, businesses and some filling stations suggest… Read more »

South Africa: Laptop Blues - SA Can't Hide From the Ram Price Spike

Your next laptop or desktop upgrade is going to be even more expensive than projected, and then costs are still going to climb. What a time for a sensibly priced MacBook. Read more »

South Africa: SA-US Relations - - a New Worst-Case Scenario

The potential for escalating US trade pressures looms over South Africa, highlighting the risks of diplomatic strains and economic fallout in international relations. Read more »

South Africa: SA's Citrus Future Depends On the Logistics Built Today

With citrus exports booming, South Africa faces a critical moment -- enhancing logistics infrastructure is key to sustaining growth and securing the industry's future. Read more »

South Africa: BRICS Members Are Moving Along On Trade Matters, Leaving SA Behind

South Africa lags in trade negotiations while BRICS peers advance. Urgent action is needed to secure its economic future amid shifting global markets. Read more »

South Africa: Crime, Cartels and Corruption - The Drug Policy Debate We Refuse to Have in SA

The Madlanga Commission didn't reveal anything new. Communities already know that the war on drugs protects power, not people. Read more »

South Africa: SA's Davos Trade Pitch Highlights Export Growth and Economic Reforms

At Davos, South Africa presented a confident trade and reform story, highlighting economic recovery, growing export markets and strong agricultural performance. While geopolitics… Read more »

South Africa: SA Maize Futures At Four-Year Lows, Good News for Inflation, Mixed Outcomes for Farmers

South Africa's white and yellow maize futures have slid to four-year lows as a stronger rand, global oversupply and La Niña rains collide. Cheaper maize should cool food… Read more »

South Africa: Webuycars Settlement Signals Tougher Stance On Consumer Rights in Used-Car Market

A settlement between the National Consumer Commission and WeBuyCars has resulted in a R2.5m fine, millions in refunds to affected buyers and changes to the company's sales… Read more »