Small town in the middle of nowhere has higher food prices than Johannesburg, Durban, and Cape Town

New research revealed that food prices in Springbok, a small town in the Northern Cape, are higher than in other towns and cities included in the study. View online Monday, 18 May 2026 Your daily update Small town in the middle of nowhere has higher food prices than Johannesburg, Durban, and Cape Town New research revealed that food prices in Springbok, a small town in the Northern Cape, are higher than in other towns and cities included in the study. Truth about the end of load-shedding in South Africa On Saturday, 16 May 2026, Eskom celebrated one year without load shedding. However, the situation of more complicated than what Eskom shared with the public. Get Pick n Pay for free  Investors can effectively get Pick n Pay for free due to the soaring value of its stake in Boxer, although concerns about the retailer’s recovery continue to divide investor opinion. One group of South Africans pay over R1,700 for electricity before using a single unit South Africa's shift to more aggressive fixed electricity charges now sees some users pay as much as R1,761 a month before using any electricity. Business and Technology News End of an era for South African payment giant Yoco has moved towards developing its own AI-powered financial services platform for business in South Africa, aided by its new CEO appointment. The tide is turning for major South African city showing signs of collapse There are green shoots emerging in South Africa's richest city despite property data showing signs of negative sales and years of decay. Must read South African rand set for a boost The emerging-market carry trade has bounced back from its Iran war losses as surging crude oil prices reinforce expectations that interest rates will stay elevated and bolster the currencies of commodity exporters.  South Africa’s biggest city descends into chaos Johannesburg is in crisis. Infrastructure is collapsing, there are widespread electricity and water outages, crime is out of control, and its finances are a mess. South Africans replacing government services Renowned political economist Frans Cronje said that as state infrastructure fails, entrepreneurs build private solutions to mitigate the impact. One South African company winning big amid petrol and diesel crisis Agri-lifestyle retailer KAL Group saw their revenue grow due to increased fuel demand in March, but this trend is not likely to endure as prices increase. More stories

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