Steinhoff to delist from Joburg and Frankfurt exchanges; Sasol applies for 75% gas price hike; the JSE is on shaky ground; and the eight VIP protectors facing several charges of assault blame civil society and the media for their arrests.
Criminals in South Africa are also riding the solar boom, with security experts warning that all solar equipment - panels and batteries - are being targetted.
Mining companies are losing billions of rands as crinimals plague the deteriorating 861-kilometre iron ore rail line to the port of Saldanha.
Environment Minister has dismissed appeals to block the Karpowership projects, as they move ever closer to docking in South Africa.
SAA privatisation is one step closer to completion; South Africa moves to amend ICC arrest laws; Theft hits SA's mining industry hard; and Youth unemployment at crisis level in South Africa.
The latest data from CareerJunction shows the most sought-after jobs in South Africa in June, including the most in-demand roles in the first half of 2023.
Although the economy in South Africa is under pressure, there are encouraging developments for those looking to buy a home, particularly for those who are purchasing for the first time.
Government worried about US kickback as AGOA Forum approaches; Eskom chair optimistic about the end of load shedding; Blue Light bullies charged with 12 counts; and sugary products under price pressure.
Economist Dr Roelof Botha says the Reserve Bank isn't making sensible decisions.
Many South Africans are reducing their expenses on various food categories to make their monthly budgets last longer.
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