Hatchbacks remain prevalent in the South African passenger car market, featuring prominently on the list of best-sellers for the month of March, and despite the emergence of crossovers, and continued growth within the SUV class.
After two years of Covid being the main driving force behind property investment decisions, the war in Ukraine has added a new dynamic which is now also fuelling the increase in foreign investors in Cape Town’s upmarket Constantiaberg region where…
Elite Risk managing director Tarina Vlok highlights several pitfalls when using solar power that can potentially result in things going wrong during the insurance claims stage.
The new critical skills list, which was gazetted in February 2022, includes numerous occupations - including electrical, chemical and mining engineers - which were originally left off of the draft list.
Moonlighting has become more common for those looking to make some extra money, but do employees need to disclose their side businesses to their employers, especially when a conflict of interest is possible?
Gauteng buyers have greatly shaped the Cape property market. After a decline in semigration during the water crisis, the semigration market picked up notably by late 2020 and especially over the last year, says Ross Levin, licensee for Seeff Atlantic S...
South Africa's largest airport is facing supply shortages in jet fuel as the recent floods in parts of the country have caused logistical issues.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has moved to assure the public that the government will fully account for the taxpayer money spent on helping those impacted by the recent flooding in KwaZulu-Natal.
The South African Special Risk Insurance Association (SASRIA) says it cannot afford to cover the country's businesses should it see a repeat of July 2021 riots in the coming years.
A third of South African children travel in cars completely unrestrained, says the Automobile Association (AA) of South Africa.
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