Opens in new windowR845bn to be spent on infrastructure
The state's massive infrastructure drive will see R845bn go towards the medium-term expenditure framework.
Opens in new windowRevamp to set groundwork for NHI
The government's upgrade to social infrastructure will include preparations for the National Health Insurance plan.
Opens in new windowWendy’s Win | Changing your cell network? Port first, cancel later
How do you cancel a cellphone plan but keep your number? Wendy Knowler stepped in to help someone who had lost a number he’d used for more than 25 years.
Opens in new windowWendy’s Win | Customer outs fake knives. Cash Converters’ first answer doesn’t cut it
What if the expensive brand-name product you buy in a retail store turns out not to be the real deal? Wendy Knowler stepped in when Cash Converters at first laughed off a customer’s claim.
Opens in new windowWendy’s Win | Who pays if a shopping trolley hits your car?
An unattended Shoprite trolley rolled into an Uber driver’s car, and he was turned down by everyone he approached for answers, receiving multiple explanations, including that Shoprite “cannot be held...
Opens in new windowWendy’s Win | How a decades-old case of a runaway horse lets SA car insurers off the hook
When a liquor truck illegally changed lanes and scraped Norman Liwanda’s car, the trucking company reviewed its dashcam footage, accepted its driver was at fault, and lodged a third-party claim with...
Opens in new windowThis man began cutting hair on his cousin’s stoep – now he has 80 barbershops in Africa
Sheldon Tatchell’s story begins on a stoep in Eldorado Park, Johannesburg, and today he’s grown a barbershop franchise empire called Legends Barber spanning the breadth of South Africa and...
Opens in new windowHow Cape Town favourite Kleinsky’s went from hole-in-the-wall to London and back
How two brothers turned obsession and memories of their grandmother Stella’s kitchen into a beloved deli empire.
Opens in new windowThe Green War: The global trade decimating local species
One plant disappears from the Succulent Karoo every two minutes – bundled into feed bags, driven along highways used by drug traffickers, and shipped to collectors in Europe, the US, and Asia...
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