Say goodbye to South Africa security estates as you know them

South African security estates are evolving beyond crime prevention to prioritise reliable water and electricity supply, infrastructure maintenance and overall quality of life. View online Sunday, 26 July 2026 Your daily update Say goodbye to South Africa security estates as you know them South African security estates are evolving beyond crime prevention to prioritise reliable water and electricity supply, infrastructure maintenance and overall quality of life. One thing of critical importance the ANC did not break in South Africa South Africa has avoided a foreign debt crisis thanks to its deep domestic capital markets, despite its overall debt burden climbing to dangerously high levels under the ANC. South African municipalities spend R1.6 billion on consultants to do their taxes and financial statements 225 of South Africa's municipalities spent a collective R1.61 billion on outside financial consultants in 2024/25, exposing a growing skills gap at the local government level. Business and Technology News Crisis at South Africa’s largest pension fund manager South Africa's Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said he would appoint a new board for the Public Investment Corporation after a series of board resignations. Eskom has a new enemy Rooftop solar growth remains strong in South Africa, despite load-shedding's absence for more than a year. Another R4 billion down the drain in South Africa The City of Johannesburg approved the referral of 13 alleged acts of financial misconduct, valued at around R4.07 billion. Must read South Africa’s new ambassador to the United States sends a message to Donald Trump South Africa’s new ambassador to the US said persuading President Donald Trump to revoke an executive order that underpins Washington’s hostile stance toward Pretoria will be his top priority. Foreigners are buying 39% of South African homes above R20 million South Africa’s affordable luxury property prices and favourable exchange rate are attracting foreigners, who now account for 39% of the country’s home sales above R20 million. The private sector tax that is draining South Africans’ money Head of Investec's Clarity Tinus Rautenbach said the high cost of living and the accessibility of gambling are making it more difficult for South Africans to save and invest for the long term. More stories

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