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With interests spanning shopping centres and luxury hospitality, New Africa Developments believes the disciplines have more in common than might first appear – and that putting people at the centre…

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Oct 2026

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Five budget moves to make as year-end pressure builds

South African household budgets are heading into the final quarter of the year with several new pressures to absorb. Statistics South Africa put annual inflation at 4.4% in August, slightly…

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Oct 2026

Breast cancer awareness: The medical aid questions worth asking now

A breast cancer diagnosis can change far more than a person's health. Alongside treatment decisions and emotional challenges, many patients and their families are suddenly faced with questions about medical…

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Oct 2026

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STUCK TO START: HARNESSING NEUROPLASTICITY TO BEAT A MID-LIFE CAREER CRISIS

South Africa’s job market can be brutal, and especially so for mid- or late-career professionals who have hit the proverbial wall, with few prospects on their current trajectory. Automation and…

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Oct 2026

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Five Savvier Ways to Travel When Petrol Prices Bite

Travelling on a budget has become an art form for most South Africans. Corné Alberts, National Marketing Manager at ANEW Hotels & Resorts, spends a significant part of her working…

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Oct 2026

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BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: W.OUTLET RETURNS TO ACCESS PARK FOR GOOD

Following a successful pop-up trial, Woolworths' W.Outlet will return to Access Park in Kenilworth, Cape Town, as a permanent store on 9 October 2026, giving customers access to Woolworths fashion…

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Oct 2026

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V&A Waterfront reveals the 2026 People’s Choice finalists

Cape Town is invited to vote for its favourite retailer, eatery, small business and attraction before 6 October 2026 Twenty-one V&A Waterfront businesses and attractions have been named finalists in…

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Oct 2026

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How South Africa pays for, picks and pours its coffee

Food inflation is at historic lows, but coffee drinkers are still paying more for their daily cup The first day of October marks International Coffee Day, a global celebration of…

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Oct 2026

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Uber Eats celebrates a decade of delivery and opportunity in South Africa

From a handful of Johannesburg restaurants to all nine provinces, Uber Eats marks a decade of connecting South Africans with the businesses, products and flavours they love. A decade after…

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Sep 2026

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Why property remains the definitive inflation hedge, even amidst rising interest rates

When interest rates go up, many South Africans instinctively think property becomes a bad investment. Higher rates mean bigger bond repayments, and that's what everyone feels immediately, so it's understandable…

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Beyond buildings: What retail can learn from a hospitality mindset

Five budget moves to make as year-end pressure builds

Breast cancer awareness: The medical aid questions worth asking now

STUCK TO START: HARNESSING NEUROPLASTICITY TO BEAT A MID-LIFE CAREER CRISIS

Five Savvier Ways to Travel When Petrol Prices Bite

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: W.OUTLET RETURNS TO ACCESS PARK FOR GOOD

V&A Waterfront reveals the 2026 People’s Choice finalists

How South Africa pays for, picks and pours its coffee

Uber Eats celebrates a decade of delivery and opportunity in South Africa

Why property remains the definitive inflation hedge, even amidst rising interest rates

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