The restaurant named the best in South Africa

FYN in Cape Town was named South Africa's best restaurant at the 2026 Eat Out Awards for its world-class, creative fusion of Japanese techniques and local flavours. View online WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 2026 TODAY'S TOP STORIES 1 The restaurant named the best in South Africa FYN in Cape Town was named South Africa's best restaurant at the 2026 Eat Out Awards for its world-class, creative fusion of Japanese techniques and local flavours. 2 United States' message about American tech companies in South Africa The United States has issued a clear message to South Africa, warning that while billions of rands are being invested, further growth depends on policy certainty. 3 Eskom selling less electricity, but raking in billions in profit from customers Eskom has presented a financial update for the third quarter of its financial year, pointing to higher profits, despite selling less electricity. 4 South Africa faces another national disaster South Africa's largest trade union wants government to delay fuel tax hikes in light of surging fuel prices. 5 The trick Woolworths uses to make food look less fattening Woolworths and other food manufacturers use a serving size smaller than what a person typically eats to make the food appear less fattening at first glance. 6 End of an era for historic 136-year-old financial giant in South Africa Sasfin Wealth has officially rebranded to Otto1890, marking yet another massive change for the embattled group. 7 One of South Africa's most important companies spent R3.58 billion on 'nothing' Transnet recorded R3.16 billion in irregular expenditure and R42 million worth of fruitless and wasteful expenditure for the 2024/25 financial year. 8 End of billionaire Johann Rupert's Heineken hangover After struggling in the local beer market following its merger with Distell, Heineken Beverages has contributed millions in profit to Johann Rupert's Remgro in the company's results for six months through December 2025. 9 South Africa must stop BEE to save its most important industry South Africa's mining output has declined over the past two decades, mainly due to unstable and increasingly burdensome government policies and regulations. 10 Major upgrades planned at South African international airport The Bram Fischer International Airport is due for major upgrades. This email was sent to mufhandu.o.veesqed@blogger.com by News of the Day. Unsubscribe from this email.