New South African store sells products for half the price of Checkers and Pick n Pay

Aiming to curb food waste, Still Good resells excess and short-dated inventory from major retailers at substantial discounts across its growing national platform. View online Sunday, 17 May 2026 Your daily update New South African store sells products for half the price of Checkers and Pick n Pay Aiming to curb food waste, Still Good resells excess and short-dated inventory from major retailers at substantial discounts across its growing national platform. Traffic fine warning for South African business owners South African business owners that rely on fleet vehicles have been warned to keep an eye on accumulating unpaid traffic fines, and be are of these risks associated with them. Bill Gates sells all of his Microsoft shares The Gates Foundation Trust, established by Microsoft founder Bill Gates, has sold 100% of its Microsoft shares in the first quarter of the year. Real reason South Africans are paying 600% more for electricity than in 2009 South Africans are paying significantly more for electricity now compared to two decades ago, with Eskom's costly diesel usage largely to blame. Business and Technology News I power an electric car on FNB eBucks earned by buying petrol In the year that I have owned an electric vehicle, nearly all the electricity I needed to top up its battery was bought with FNB eBucks earned from petrol and grocery purchases. The man from Soweto who built a luxury brand of bulletproof handbags Hlumelo Nyaluza, founder of HN Luxury, designs handbags built to withstand a bullet, making them discreet weapons against violence. Must read Property prices in South Africa’s most important city could decline significantly Property prices in Johannesburg could decline significantly if the city is not able to turn around its current financial situation. The man who made SARS R11.5 trillion During his tenure at SARS, Edward Kieswetter oversaw record revenue collection of R11.5 trillion, strengthening South Africa’s tax system and modernising SARS operations. Good news for South Africans with squatters on their properties The PIE Amendment Bill narrows the Act’s scope to focus on true squatters, while making it easier for property owners to evict former lawful occupiers who remain after their legal right to stay has ended. More than 1 in 10 university graduates cannot find a job in South Africa Over 12% of university graduates are unemployed in South Africa, with the number steadily ticking up as an increasing number of individuals with degrees have skills that are not demanded by the local economy. More stories

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