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Pick n Pay interim results, NEV trends, and the sandwich generation
We review market movements with Private Client Holdings, unpack Pick n Pay’s interim results, explore NEV trends with FNB, discuss 2027 medical aid options with Bonitas, and examine the financial …
News24 | CCTV footage, eyewitnesses identify men accused of murdering, burning Mitchells Plain woman
CCTV footage and scores of eyewitnesses helped the police identify and arrest two men in Tafelsig, Mitchells Plain, who are accused of murdering a woman, setting her body alight in …
APC open to coalitions prioritising service delivery: Godi
Godi says the APC will align with any party with which it shares a common agreement on governance.
Sewe uit tien SA ondernemings betaal lospryse ná kuberaanvalle – Sophos
Prof Danny Myburgh, besturende direkteur by Cyanre en medeprofessor aan Noordwes-Univesiteit (NWU), gesels oor kuberaanvalle.
Russia: flames engulf buildings after Ukrainian drone attack in Voronezh region
At least two people were killed and 17 injured in a Ukrainian drone attack on Russia's Voronezh region. Flames engulfed buildings, while falling debris struck a commuter train.
Ondernemings wag jare vir besluite oor invoertariewe
Anneke Janse van Vuuren, bestuurder van data-oplossings by XA Global Trade Advisors, gesels oor hoe ITAC se tariefondersoeke nou jare lank sloer.
Dakar prepares to host the 2026, Youth Olympics Africa’s first Olympic event
The countdown is on in Dakar. With just days to go, construction crews are racing against the clock to prepare Senegal’s capital for a historic global sporting event.
Kan Suid-Afrika ’n internasionale finansiële sentrum word?
Diaan Janse van Rensburg, besturende direkteur van Efficient Invest, verduidelik wat 'n sintetiese finansiële sentrum is en hoe dit in Suid-Afrika sal werk.
Displaced families in Yemen live in dire humanitarian situation
Hundreds of displaced families from Yemen's Taiz and Lahj governorates are living in camps in Aden amid difficult living conditions and a continuing need for humanitarian assistance following a major …
“Ons kliënte kom terug” – Summers
Sean Summers, uitvoerende hoof van Pick n Pay, gesels oor die groep se finansiële resultate.
Brasilië wys hoe markte verkeerd kan wees.
Theo Vorster, medestigter van Galileo Capital, gesels onder meer oor die brandstofprys en Sygnia se jaarvergadering.
El Clasico: When delusion blinds fans to reality
Real Madrid stunned Barcelona with a 2-1 victory at the Nou Camp yesterday. The post El Clasico: When delusion blinds fans to reality appeared first on Newsday.
Wicknell Chivayo’s unpaid car bills: Uebert Angel steps in
Uebert Angel has offered up to R33.2 million towards verified debts left by the late businessman Wicknell Chivayo.
Algeria to send troops to Niger in first foreign deployment since 1973
The troops are expected to protect energy facilities in northern Niger, near the Libyan border.
Fake news alert
A social media post claiming The Namibian reported that farmer Koos Brandt and his wife were attacked at their farm is fake. The Namibian confirms that the post did not …
Slow project delivery puts Govt spending under scrutiny
Ministries were allocated N$6.5 billion this financial year to develop the country, but by the end of September they had used only 42% of it. They have about five five …
Gobabis rapist to be sentenced in November
The trial of an Omaheke region resident convicted of a series of rapes and robberies committed at Gobabis in 2015 and 2017 is scheduled to be concluded with his sentencing …
Ministry defends Build Together income limit
THE Ministry of Urban and Rural Development says the Build Together programme is designed for low-income earners, with preference given to applicants earning N$6 000 or less, amid calls to …
||Kharas farmers fear FMD restrictions will cost jobs
Farmers in the ||Kharas region say foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) restrictions are threatening their businesses, markets and jobs, and are urging authorities to allow supervised livestock movement from unaffected farms. Farmer …
Students urged to ditch energy drinks during exams
Students and pupils preparing for examinations are being urged to ditch energy drinks and sugary snacks in favour of balanced meals, water and adequate sleep to maintain concentration and avoid …
Forex trader Nghishihange denies evading police in bail hearing
The state has opposed self-proclaimed forex trader Josef Nghishihange’s bail application, alleging that he could not be located for several days after his daughter’s death and that his father eventually …
Ngurare raises alarm over alleged Psemas fraud
Prime minister Elijah Ngurare has alleged a cartel involving doctors and scheme insiders may be exploiting the Public Service Employees Medical Aid Scheme (Psemas), as the government seeks an additional …
N$200m for defence, but where are the returns?
The Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs’ N$200-million allocation in the mid-term budget has come under scrutiny, with questions raised over the returns generated by military-owned businesses despite continued government …
US escalates pressure on Cuba ahead of UNGA vote
Mike Waltz urges countries to focus on Havana's human rights record
El Niño threatens to deepen southern Africa’s poverty crisis
An expected El Niño drought, rising costs and shrinking humanitarian aid could worsen food insecurity and poverty across southern Africa in 2027. South Africa’s strong grain harvest and water reserves …