Business Day - November 26, 2025

Mighty Pepkor takes on banks

Reserve Bank refuses to recognise crypto as currency

Attacq sells 60% of Waterfall Aspire units

Sars wants R100m from political big shots

Former RAF boss may face charges after snub

Sars collects R100m from big shots

Reserve Bank on cryptocurrency

Pepkor ready to bank

QUOTE of the DAY

SUN AND SAFARI

R107m

At the centre: reflections after the G20 presidency

Sharp rise in complaints against judges, says worried chief justice

State stops short of unlocking emergency resources

Passing G20 leadership baton comes with uncertainty

BHP’s attempted gatecrash was pure theatre

Power dynamics in global relations

DA leadership crisis bursts into the open

THIRD UMPIRE

Ugly side of chasing transformation to the nth degree can’t be ignored

Building relationships is key to setting up trade deals

AI is likely to deepen SA’s already extreme digital inequality

Sure, the vibe is suddenly buoyant, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves

Why central banks can’t print confidence forever

TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD

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30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD ACROSS

10-MINUTE QUICK CROSSWORD

CHESS

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Pepkor denies Shoprite furniture deal will give it 50% market share

Pepkor to shut ShoeCity, targets beauty market

Pepkor’s Flash empowers 175,000 traders

Zeda extends rental fleet life amid shifts

Attacq sells 60% of Waterfall Aspire units

The quick and the dead

Shows can help improve wine buyers’ taste memory

Travel Notes

Harmer spins SA to verge of win

Boks target whitewash in tour finale

Moyes: I like my players fighting each other

Rugby’s dream team