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MP Alan Beesley says ‘lived reality’ shows most spaza shops foreign-owned
ActionSA MP Alan Beesley claims spaza shops are largely foreign-owned, raising concerns over job competition and the impact on South Africa’s local economy.
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Dr. Kenneth Creamer discusses the Supreme Court’s ruling on South African exports
US Supreme Court ruling on Trump's tariffs won't affect South African firms exporting to the US, says Dr. Kenneth Creamer, amidst significant policy changes.
National Consumer Commission to launch probe into sanitary pad suppliers, SA demands recalls
The National Consumer Commission investigates nine sanitary pad companies after a study reveals harmful chemicals, raising urgent concerns among South African women.
South African businesses struggle: Over than 1,500 closures in 2025
Over 1,500 South African businesses closed in 2025, revealing a dual narrative of voluntary shutdowns and rising compulsory liquidations amid economic challenges.
Budget 2026: Will higher alcohol taxes push South Africans to the black market?
As South Africans await the 2026 Budget Speech, fears rise of an excise tax on spirits surpassing R100, threatening legal sales and fuelling the illicit market.
SA farmers fight to save Tongaat Hulett from shutdown
SAFDA vows to save Tongaat Hulett from closure, protecting 25,000 jobs and small-scale farmers in KwaZulu-Natal amidst the sugar industry's crisis.
Two women arrested for bringing grandmother's body to Capitec Bank over insurance dispute
Two women in KwaZulu-Natal were arrested for bringing their grandmother's body to a Capitec Bank over an insurance payout dispute, causing a public disturbance.
Competition Commission moves to prosecute PG Glass and Glasfit for price-fixing scheme
The Competition Commission probes PG Glass and Glasfit for fixing automotive glass prices since 2004, seeking prosecution under the Competition Act of 1998.
Zimbabwe gives South African businesses 3 years to sell their shares to locals, SA reacts
Zimbabwe orders foreign-owned businesses, including South African firms, to sell 75% of their shares to locals within three years, sparking debate on xenophobia.
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