CEOs of some of South Africa’s state-owned companies can earn up to R15.5 million a year, which equates to R42,400 every day.

Only the Aerox 155 on the Yamaha Sales Breakup May 2025 sales chart registered a positive growth in both YoY and MoM aspects.

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These figures emerged during a recent parliamentary Q&A session, which sparked criticism from the Democratic Alliance (DA).

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Brothers Dan and Mark Saltzman, the sons of Dis-Chem founders Ivan and Lynette Saltzman, have inherited R6.8 billion in ...

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The latest BankservAfrica Take-home Pay Index reveals a worrying trend: South African take-home pay has declined for the ...