Satanic panic: Five ‘occult’ crimes that gripped South Africa’s imagination By providing an explanation for the randomness of misfortune or catastrophe, beliefs in the occult offer a sense of agency in the face of… by Nicky Falkof September 19, 2025 Analysis·News
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Walmart has been in South Africa for years. Now it just wants you to notice Walmart is set to open its first branded store in South Africa. It’s not a fresh arrival so much as a bold expansion… by Ruby Delahunt September 12, 2025 News
How the economy and Bouwer van Niekerk’s killing are linked The brazen murder is another in a long line of killings. Most of the recent assassinations are linked either to the struggling economy or… by Tim Cohen September 12, 2025 News·Opinion 3
Anglo’s trek to Vancouver underscores South Africa’s slide A merger with Canadian miner Teck Resources will take Anglo American even further away from the country in which it was formed 108 years… by Rob Rose September 10, 2025 Investing & Finance·News
The week ahead: Is South Africa ready for the G20? Mark your calendar – here’s the political and economic news to watch out for in the days to come… by The South Africa Brief September 8, 2025 News
Diamonds to dust: The myth of forever The rise of lab-grown diamonds has been ruinous for the diamond industry. Has the sparkle moved to other gemstones?… by Ruby Delahunt September 5, 2025 News·Pleasure 2
Why Cape Town wants to sell its big money-spinner The city is hoping to unlock nearly R1bn for public services. The GOOD party calls it asset-stripping… Ash MüllerVernon Wessels September 5, 2025 News 11
Exposed: The big business of selling South Africa’s big cats to Ambani’s Indian mega-zoo The zoo – run by the son of India’s richest man – is under investigation for claims its animals have been bought illegally… by Daniel Stiles September 1, 2025 News·Pan-African 2
SA Tourism: When in doubt, dissolve the board De Lille’s axing of the SA Tourism Board has ignited debate over interference in SOE boards. For cynical South Africans, there’s a real feeling… by Ruby Delahunt September 1, 2025 News
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