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MultiChoice has slashed DStv decoder prices, launched split billing, and suspended annual price increases to make the service more attractive. View online Saturday, 11 April 2026 Your daily update Good news for people who have DStv MultiChoice has slashed DStv decoder prices, launched split billing, and suspended annual price increases to make the service more attractive. South Africans flocking to a small university town Renewed infrastructure upgrades, strong demand driven for local schools and Rhodes University, and growing lifestyle and investment appeal are drawing South African property buyers to Makhanda in the Eastern Cape. Two South African brothers taking an iconic brand global A South African clothing startup is taking on the global athleisure market, going from a university dorm room to partnerships with sports giants such as the NBA and Manchester City in just seven years.  Johannesburg heading for serious financial trouble Johannesburg’s credit rating outlook was downgraded to negative after delays in publishing its audited financial statements, which has already seen trading in the city's bonds on the JSE being suspended. Business and Technology News Eskom agrees to huge electricity discounts for two companies in South Africa Eskom has agreed to a 62 cents per kWh electricity tariff with ferrochrome smelters, which is far less than households pay for power. Tech price gouging allegations in South Africa South Africa’s PC hardware market is too competitive and diverse for individual retailers or distributors to gouge prices without losing customers, according to one major online retailer. Must read Another legal blow to Transnet from South Africa’s largest private security group Fidelity has won another legal battle against Transnet, with the High Court ruling in the private security firm's favour. Ramaphosa celebrates R890 billion investments that would have happened without a conference While the government celebrated R889.8 billion in pledges at the latest investment conference, much of this capital is maintenance spending that will do little to drive meaningful economic growth. SAA CEO John Lamola calls it quits SAA CEO John Lamola is stepping down at the end of April after just under four years at the helm. The Post Office could have been bought for R5.2 billion – now it needs R3.8 billion to survive Former Post Office CEO Mark Barnes offered to buy the struggling SOE in 2021. His proposal was rejected, and the Post Office is now fighting to exit business rescue proceedings. Partner content Save time and money with a code audit of your software Whether your mobile application has a high uninstall rate, or your internal systems are frustrating your employees – Codehesion will help you identify and fix your software issues. 5 must-watch podcast interviews on Smart Money Smart Money with Alishia Seckam is where you will find engaging discussions with South Africa's top investing minds. More stories

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