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Walmart will launch its first own-branded stores in South Africa before the end of 2025, competing with Amazon and Temu in its retail market.
BankservAfrica, South Africa's 53-year-old money movement backbone, rebrands to PayInc SA.
Spotify, Netflix, and YouTube have hiked prices in South Africa, signaling a shift as global platforms adjust to rising costs.
Visa has launched its first data centre in South Africa, investing R1 billion ($56,904,500) to accelerate financial inclusion across Africa.
Stitch now runs the full card stack—gateway, switch, and acquirer—after buying Efficacy Payments.
TymeBank plans legal action as South Africa raises ID verification fees from 15 cents to 10 rands, calling it a threat to low-income access and financial inclusion.
MTN has launched Shesh@5G in Johannesburg—a 2-hour SIM and device delivery service redefining telecom convenience across Africa. The service brings 5G to your doorstep.
South Africa’s eVisa now simplifies travel for tourists, business visitors, and remote workers. Here's everything you need to know.
South Africa does not have a widespread, formally recognized motorcycle taxi industry in urban centers. Uber Moto hopes to change that gradually with a pilot phase.
South Africa will increase VAT to 16% by 2026, with a phased hike starting in May 2025 to boost revenue.
The e-retailer will leverage the nine countries left, representing more than 625 million people, 54% of Africa’s internet users, and 49% of Africa's GDP
Since 2016, South Africa has granted only three digital banking licenses, raising questions about the challenges Revolut may encounter despite its global footprint.
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