SA commercial crime up 6%

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7 Jul 2025 6AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

[TOP STORY] When retirement savings can legally be withheld

‘It is allowed for someone who has a claim against you, such as your employer, to pursue recovery from your pension for damage they may have suffered as a result of your conduct,’ says the Pension Funds Adjudicator, Lebogang Mogashoa.

17 Jul 7AM 8 min

What’s driving teachers out of public schools – and what will it cost SA?

Résumé fraud lands former CFO in pension battle. What the Competition Commission’s franchise inquiry could mean for franchisees, lenders and franchisors. And why you always leave the supermarket with more than you planned.

17 Jul 6AM 33 min

[TOP STORY] Power restoration racket preys on desperate Joburg residents

‘The people are desperate and these contractors or fake City Power officials are capitalising on that and asking residents for up to R1500 to restore power,’ says Anna Cox, investigative journalist at the Daily Maverick.

16 Jul 7AM 6 min

Smarter skies for 10bn travellers, without building more airports

Public works and infrastructure minister speaks on government’s war on construction mafia. How criminal syndicates are cashing in on Joburg's electricity crisis. And why climate funding means little without green skills.

16 Jul 6AM 31 min

[TOP STORY] What police can and cannot do in immigration cases

‘If somebody is found not to be entitled to be in the Republic, then the role falls squarely upon immigration then to process somebody for the purposes of deportation,’ says James Chapman of the Scalabrini Centre of Cape Town.

15 Jul 8AM 7 min