Business

BAT’s planned closure leaves suppliers and contractors in limbo

Businesses count the cost of relentless cable theft and vandalism

State moves to reshape auto manufacturing to boost ailing sector

Township delivery service turns to electric bike to cut costs

Municipal service delivery failures threaten SMME survival

SA food manufacturers set sights on French market

How small businesses can break into major retailers

SMMEs score in Prasa’s R80 million Mabopane rail revival project

Swellendam SMMEs seek clear path into SANParks supply chains

Tau warns auto sector to embrace green mobility or lose markets
Agriculture

NW packhouse aims to open bigger markets for emerging farmers

Limpopo juice brand eyes national footprint despite rising costs

Farmers welcome treasury’s R10bn El Niño intervention

Farmers appeal for support to overcome flood devastation

Young scientist takes local pondweed innovation to global stage

Sugar producers urge government to scrap sugar tax

Higher chicken duties spell trouble for SMME food traders

Spoonful of success sweet potato yoghurt takes off in Limpopo
Innovation

SMEs in defence sector seek funding and support to grow

Black-owned geospatial firm eyes aerospace market after AAD debut

Soweto entrepreneur brings solar power access to township

$As more businesses move online, a new challenge has emerged: standing out is easy, but staying memorable is proving harder Photo. Nhlanhla Phillips\NEYEFOREYES$

How businesses can turn social media attention into actual sales

Brimis Engineering growth highlights SA manufacturing prowess

SMMEs seek a bigger role in SA’s aerospace and defence industry

Young entrepreneur putting kasi businesses online

Entrepreneur turns metal drums into hygiene stations

Cell C targets Starlink deal to connect rural SA

Limpopo entrepreneur turns banana stems into hairpieces
Finance

R207bn infrastructure plan puts SMEs in line for new contracts

Absa brings dedicated SME banking services to Dragon Square

Small businesses must fix operations before chasing growth

Shell opens Powershop for Western Cape automotive businesses

Soshanguve paint maker wins R1m Kasi SME prize

Rand rally gives businesses more buying power

Inflation eases to 4.3% giving SMEs breathing room on costs

Western Cape launches digital funding service for businesses

New Gas Bill could unlock opportunities for small LPG traders

Poor personal credit scores shutting SA SMEs out of funding
Tourism

How South Africa’s food culture could boost small businesses

$The Samora Machel Monument in Mbuzini could benefit from the opening of a new proposed border gate between RSA and Mozambique. Photo. Lucas Ledwaba\Mukurukuru Media$

Proposed Mbuzini border post could boost Nkomazi SMMEs

Parliament wants tourism expos to result in real SME deals

Mpumalanga expo links tourism SMMEs with new buyers

Building a hospitality empire in the heart of the Free State

Tourism SMEs threatened by spiralling crime

Digital push puts tourism SMEs in line for bigger market share

$The opening of a new tourism route in the Themibisle Hani Local Municipality could boost craft traders. Photo. Lucas Ledwaba\Mukurukuru Media$

Thembisile Hani tourism route puts SMME revenue to the test

Free Parks Week puts local tourism businesses in the spotlight
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CIPC opens company ownership trail to law enforcement

R1bn fund targets SME expansion and 30 000 jobs creation

$As more businesses move online, a new challenge has emerged: standing out is easy, but staying memorable is proving harder Photo. Nhlanhla Phillips\NEYEFOREYES$

How businesses can turn social media attention into actual sales

SEDFA support boosts Eastern Cape beauty entrepreneur

Tips for starting a succesful landscaping and gardening business

R2.3 billion a year illicit market squeezes beauty industry

Tips to prepare livestock for El Niño extreme heat

Tourism SMEs set to gain as FlySafair redirects business support

DTIC urges township entrepreneurs to pool purchasing power

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Tag: Electricity Theft

Homeowners face fines of up to R75,000 for prepaid meter tampering. Photo : City of Tshwane

Up to R75,000 in fines loom for Tshwane SMEs with tampered meters

October 4, 2026

Eskom lost 13.1TWh of electricity to theft during the year to March 2026

Illegal electricity connections to be removed, City Power warns. Photo: City of Joburg

City Power compliance drive could reshape billing for businesses

City Power has warned that small businesses and property owners across Johannesburg could face stricter electricity compliance checks

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