
Community radio station surprises Pretoria motorists with free full tanks
A Pretoria community radio station surprised 19 motorists with free full tanks worth over R16 000, turning April Fools' Day into a day of generosity.
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A Pretoria community radio station surprised 19 motorists with free full tanks worth over R16 000, turning April Fools' Day into a day of generosity.

Global stocks surged and oil prices dropped as Trump's suggestion of a Middle East ceasefire within weeks lifted market sentiment, though analysts warn significant risks remain.

Minister Simelane urges South Africa to move from investment pledges to real delivery, positioning the country as a gateway for continental growth.

A R1.4 billion water infrastructure project has been officially handed over in Thembalethu, George, promising improved water security and local economic benefits.

South Africa has unveiled eight investment-ready tourism infrastructure projects worth over R1 billion, aimed at diversifying the sector and creating jobs.

Government welcomes fourth-quarter employment data showing 18 000 new jobs and rising earnings, citing renewed economic resilience ahead of the SA Investment Conference.

Petrol rises by R3.06 per litre and diesel by up to R7.51 as Middle East tensions and a weaker rand drive steep fuel price hikes from midnight.

Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen has called for urgent infrastructure and policy reforms to unlock investment in South Africa's farming sector, citing strong recent growth held back by...

Finance Minister Godongwana announces a temporary R3 per litre fuel levy cut from April to cushion South Africans against steep fuel price hikes driven by global oil pressures.

President Ramaphosa addresses the Sixth SA Investment Conference, launching a R2 trillion drive as the country builds on R1.5 trillion in prior commitments.

Government temporarily reduces the general fuel levy by R3 per litre from April to cushion consumers against sharp fuel price increases driven by rising oil costs.

Deputy Minister Nonceba Mhlauli says SA's skills pipeline is an investment asset, arguing the real challenge is connecting talent to economic demand at scale.