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“Some things are not for SA”: Mzansi reacts to Woolworths’ self-service checkout trial in Cape Town
Woolworths has launched a self-service checkout pilot at its Cape Town Foreshore store, testing whether South African shoppers are ready for retail automation.
V&A Waterfront Makeover: R20 billion expansion to transform the iconic Cape Town spot
The V&A Waterfront is undergoing a R20 billion transformation, reclaiming land for luxury retail, homes, and amenities, reshaping Cape Town's iconic destination.
Cyril Ramaphosa unveils plans for Eskom: Private investment to the rescue
South Africa’s Eskom and Transnet open to private investors for upgrades, with plans to unbundle Eskom and a R11 billion investment in the Durban Container Terminal.
Gauteng gets a R2 billion manufacturing win: Malting plant breaks ground
Construction has begun on a new Soufflet Malt facility in Midvaal, producing 100,000 tonnes of malt annually and creating 55 jobs to boost South Africa's economy
King Shaka airport set for R21.7 billion makeover to boost KZN economy
King Shaka International Airport is set for a R21.7 billion upgrade, aimed at boosting KZN's economy and local employment and pushing it to world class status
"What went wrong?": Mzansi in disbelief as Johannesburg mall shuts down after last store closes
Lancaster Shopping Centre now stands empty after Top Deck shut down in December 2025, leaving residents questioning the future of the prime property
Viral complaint accuses Pick n Pay of shortchanging shoppers
A Pick'n Pay shopper ignites online debate over alleged discrepancies in product weights, revealing frustrations amid rising grocery prices in a tough SA economy.
Government blamed for illicit tobacco failure as 230 jobs hang in the balance
British American Tobacco South Africa's Heidelberg factory will close on 15 January 2026, risking 230 jobs as illegal cigarettes dominate 75% of the market.
Johannesburg's Lancaster Mall becomes a ghost town after final store shuts down
Lancaster Shopping Centre, once vibrant with tenants like Pick'n Pay and Planet Fitness, now stands empty. The owner is exploring redevelopment options.
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