John Steenhuisen taken to court

Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen will be in court next week regarding the ban on private-sector vaccine procurement for foot-and-mouth disease. View online Saturday, 21 March 2026 Your daily update John Steenhuisen taken to court Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen will be in court next week regarding the ban on private-sector vaccine procurement for foot-and-mouth disease. CEO of one of South Africa's oldest companies calls it quits York Timber has announced that its CEO, Gabriël Stoltz, will step down from the helm at the end of March. SARS scores a legal victory against taxpayers in South Africa A recent Tax Court ruling confirmed that when SARS selects a test case, affected taxpayers have little control over disputes that may determine their own tax bill. From R20.19 to R24.63 for a litre of petrol in South Africa South African motorists are in for a shock come April, as petrol and diesel prices are expected to skyrocket. Business and Technology News Private school parents in South Africa calling it quits Parents are increasingly turning to homeschooling due to high private school fees and government capacity issues. Price increases for South African telecoms industry announced ICASA has announced increases for various licensing and type approval fees, which will come into effect soon. FNB Private leads the 2026 Euromoney Awards, with FNB Premier Banking securing top honours FNB Private has once again earned multiple honours in the prestigious Euromoney Global Private Banking Awards, reaffirming its leadership in private banking and integrated wealth management. How to work with Codehesion – South Africa's leading app developers If you need a new Android or iOS app for your business, Codehesion is here to help. Must read Foreigners buying South African properties for more than R10 million Foreign buyers are increasingly purchasing high-end property in South Africa, particularly in the Western Cape, and now account for nearly 40% of residential sales above R10 million. Pain is inevitable for South Africa The conflict in the Middle East has introduced a shock that will inevitably lead to pain for South Africa's fragile economy. However, the government is not without recourse. South Africa asks Nigerian billionaire for help Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote's refinery is being flooded with inquiries as African governments scramble to secure fuel supplies after the Iran war disrupted flows. South Africa's oldest airline facing serious challenges South African Airways' latest annual report revealed that the airline is facing turbulence. It must overcome significant challenges to ensure it stays afloat. More stories

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