Business Day
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Business Day
@BDliveSA
Business Day is South Africa's premier daily business newspaper. We're also on Facebook and LinkedIn.
Johannesburg, South Africa Katılım Temmuz 2009
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"There are also foreign owners who have simply fallen in love with the Cape winelands, are confident they know enough about the business to make the investment a sensible throw of the dice, and then get on with it." - Michael Fridjhon
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SA's ferrochrome sector is on edge as talks over discounted electricity tariffs near a critical decision point. The outcome could determine whether smelters stay open or face closures, with thousands of jobs at risk.
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The proposed regulations also require schools to provide support and ensure a non-discriminatory environment, while cases involving learners under 16 must be reported to authorities.
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South Africa’s assets are seeing a sustained rerating, with improved investor confidence linked to the government of national unity, according to former JSE CEO Leila Fourie.
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Draft BEE codes could force companies to abandon effective support for black-owned SMEs, writes Stuart Theobald.
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Paraffin will now cost more than petrol in SA, after the government moved to cushion motorists by cutting fuel levies. While the intervention limits petrol and diesel increases, paraffin prices have surged sharply, dealing a heavy blow to low-income households.
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US trade tariffs have significantly reduced SA’s exports to the US, with key sectors like vehicles, metals and manufactured goods taking a hit.
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In the 164-page April ‘26 issue of @SAHomeOwner Magazine - available now in print at retail outlets for only R64-00 and digital copies on @mobilemagzter - we bring you 6 lavish properties, including a Japandi-style home that emits calm and ease throughout. bit.ly/3dc59lA
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Illegal online gambling now dominates SA’s betting market, with industry leaders warning that users are exposed to serious risks. Many consumers are unaware that using these platforms is unlawful, with no guarantees of payouts or regulatory protection in place.
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Cabinet is set to weigh additional fuel relief measures as rising prices threaten to push up the cost of living across SA.
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SPONSORED | Client experience will always be the ultimate differentiator, says @StandardBankZA’s Khomotso Molabe. He explains how the bank is leveraging AI to enhance this by delivering hyper-personalised offers at scale. Watch now. businessday.co.za/companies/2026…
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