South African municipality where the average person makes R319,600 is technically insolvent

Good news for anyone applying for a Smart ID or Passport in South Africa | R18 billion privately-owned city being built on land bought from top university in South Africa | A recent Auditor-General (AG) report noted that the municipality home to the second-largest city in the Free State is technically insolvent.

Cash Converters empowers franchise partners with strong systems, real-time support, and a business model built for success. For more info click here. Today on BusinessTech ◼ South African municipality where the average person makes R319,600 is technically insolvent ◼ Good news for anyone applying for a Smart ID or Passport in South Africa ◼ R18 billion privately-owned city being built on land bought from top university in South Africa ◼ The small shop in Boksburg that repairs 1,000 PlayStations and Xboxes per year ◼ R115 billion needed to fix crumbling roads in South Africa’s most important city Latest news ◼ Three men who saved South Africa from disaster, and big blow to VAT hikes in South Africa ◼ One group of important South Africans are leaving in droves ◼ Best news in 11 years from homeowners in South Africa ◼ Government employees to own massive lifestyle estates in South Africa after R2.2 billion deal ◼ Interest rate heartbreak for South Africa Africa’s data centres are evolving to support the continent’s AI surge. Click here for more info about Africa Data Centres. Partner content ◼ The Hugo: A Rare Southern Suburbs Address, Set in Rosebank, Cape Town ◼ How Africa’s data centres are evolving to support the continent’s AI surge ◼ Save time and money with a code audit of your software ◼ The Deliberate Business: A Smarter Approach to SME Funding ◼ Why Thousands of South Africans Are Paying Less for Car Insurance Every Single Month What if funding worked on your terms? Get a GoTyme Business Advance with a fixed fee and no interest. See what your business could qualify for today.

Manage your preferences or unsubscribe • View PDF • Pause Subscription • View Online This email was sent to mufhandu.o.veesqed@blogger.com on 21-05-2026 This is intended for opt-in communication only. If you feel this email is unsolicited please report it to us Email Powered By Everlytic