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Mkhari’s MSG Afrika Ordered to Repay R 24 Million Following Arbitration Award

Media mogul Given Mkhari’s broadcasting empire has been dealt a costly financially blow after his companies which own Power FM and Capricorn FM agreed to repay more than R24 million to investment giant Lebashe Investment

June 6, 2026

by Ngwako Malatji

Africa Daily: A Bold New Voice in African News and Storytelling

Africa’s media landscape is evolving rapidly, shaped by a growing demand for timely, accurate, and accessible information. Enter Africa Daily, a dynamic new news publishing platform committed to delivering fast, credible, and engaging content across the continent and beyond.

January 19, 2026

by Africa Daily

Patrice Motsepe and the ANC Presidency: Speculation, Power, and the Politics of Possibility

Motsepe’s leadership style, shaped by corporate governance and international sport administration, is often described as pragmatic,

South Africans Divided as Constitutional Court Weighs Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala Fate

As the fate of President Cyril Ramaphosa in the long-running Phala Phala controversy now rests in

Infrastructure pipeline must translate into visible delivery, says Macpherson

Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has called for faster implementation of infrastructure projects, warning that South Africa’s infrastructure ambitions must ultimately be measured by what gets built and delivered to

August 25, 2026

Economy·South Africa

City of Joburg settles R5.25bn Eskom debt in full, ending power supply threat

The City of Johannesburg has settled its R5.25 billion overdue electricity debt to Eskom in full, bringing an end to a months-long dispute that threatened the security of power supply to the

August 21, 2026

Business·News·South Africa

Reserve Bank leaves repo rate unchanged at 7% as inflation remains elevated

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) surprised markets on Thursday by keeping its benchmark repo rate unchanged at 7%, despite mounting inflationary pressures fuelled by higher petrol and diesel prices. The central

July 23, 2026

Economy·News

SA, Namibia push for Africa to stop exporting raw minerals

South Africa and Namibia have committed to deepening economic cooperation to ensure Africa no longer exports raw minerals while importing finished products. President Cyril Ramaphosa said the continent must pursue a new

July 17, 2026

Economy

SA Municipalities rack up R40bn in irregular expenditure despite audit compliance gains

Municipalities in South Africa have incurred more than R40 billion in irregular expenditure during the 2024/25 financial year despite improvements in audit compliance. Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke has warned that poor accountability, deteriorating

June 24, 2026

Economy·News·South Africa

Africa’s largest off-grid solar project

The competition for off-grid solar-plus-storage systems has grown. In some areas, off-grid solar capital prices dropped by 20% between 2020 and 2024, and this trend is expected to continue, according to a

January 18, 2026

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Business - Page 5

Mkhari’s MSG Afrika Ordered to Repay R 24 Million Following Arbitration Award

Africa Daily: A Bold New Voice in African News and Storytelling

Patrice Motsepe and the ANC Presidency: Speculation, Power, and the Politics of Possibility

South Africans Divided as Constitutional Court Weighs Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala Fate

Infrastructure pipeline must translate into visible delivery, says Macpherson

Reserve Bank leaves repo rate unchanged at 7% as inflation remains elevated

SA, Namibia push for Africa to stop exporting raw minerals

SA Municipalities rack up R40bn in irregular expenditure despite audit compliance gains

Africa’s largest off-grid solar project

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