The tiny Western Cape town with a special zone cut off from the government

The Atlantis Special Economic Zone is Africa’s only green manufacturing hub and a model for self-sustaining economic development, helping revive the once-collapsed industrial town of Atlantis. View online Tuesday, 2 June 2026 Your daily update The tiny Western Cape town with a special zone cut off from the government The Atlantis Special Economic Zone is Africa’s only green manufacturing hub and a model for self-sustaining economic development, helping revive the once-collapsed industrial town of Atlantis. Make or break for South Africa’s most important city An approved R3.8 billion loan from the German bank KfW could potentially solve Johannesburg's energy crisis, as long as the money is spent where it needs to be. Taking Tiger Brands from zero to hero  CEO Tjaart Kruger believes Tiger Brands has successfully turned around, with the country's largest food producer now on the front foot. South African pharma giant behind Panado and Allergex in hot water South Africa’s antitrust watchdog has accused pharmaceutical company Adcock Ingram of profiteering from the Covid-19 pandemic. Business and Technology News FNB announces new fees starting next month FNB has announced its fees for the 2026/27 year, with the bank offering discounts at Engen, Clicks and Pick n Pay via eBucks. Goodbye petrol price cut The end of South Africa's fuel tax relief in June means motorists will pay more per litre of petrol than they were in May, despite an over-recovery on the petrol price during the month. Must read South Africa’s richest city writes off R33.58 billion The City of Johannesburg wrote off R33.58 billion in irrecoverable trade and other receivables, as well as unauthorised, irregular, and wasteful expenditures. Saving Pick n Pay When Sean Summers returned to Pick n Pay's top job in 2023, he knew there was only one thing that could save the struggling retailer – the company he bought over two decades ago. A Big Mac went from R7.00 to R70.90 in South Africa A Big Mac has risen from R7 in 1995 to R70.90 today, with burger prices surging 30% in the past year alone due to soaring beef costs. Trouble is brewing for critical South African sector South Africa’s manufacturer sentiment worsened slightly in May as demand slumped and supply disruptions due to the Iran war continued. More stories

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