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The Actuarial Society of South Africa says that retirees are at risk of being targetted by scammers who are making use of Artificial intelligence. https://businesstech.co.za/news/technology/792320/pension-scam-warning-for-south-africa/

South Africa now boasts the world’s longest zipline, a thrilling 3.2 km ride in the Overberg region. https://businesstech.co.za/news/lifestyle/792478/south-africa-is-now-home-to-the-worlds-longest-zipline/

In South Africa, distressed companies are increasingly attracting cash-rich investors for buyouts during business rescue processes. https://businesstech.co.za/news/business/792724/big-companies-closing-down-in-south-africa-and-some-buyers-see-a-bargain/

The Department of Home Affairs is establishing a 5-year plan to completely transform how South Africans can access its services. https://businesstech.co.za/news/government/792964/home-affairs-planning-big-changes-for-id-and-passports-in-south-africa/

The Financial Sector Conduct Authority is upping the ante in its fight against non-compliance – looking for a way off the FATF grey list. https://businesstech.co.za/news/finance/792973/fsca-coming-after-companies-hard-with-almost-r1-billion-in-fines/

The South African Revenue Service is upping the ante against the thousands of entities and individual taxpayers who owe the taxman at least R10 million.

Tax experts warn that anyone who is leveraging the digital economy to make money and shift wealth should expect the taxman to come knocking for

These are the 34 countries where you can drive with your South African licence in 2024. Country Agreement Andorra May use SA driver’s licence for

Sentiment in the Office Market is far more positive, but the shift in remote work has led to companies making alterations to their office spaces.