New shareholder for FlySafair

FlySafair confirmed that its shareholders have entered into a Sale and Purchase Agreement with Harith and its affiliates to acquire the airline, subject to the required regulatory approvals. For FlySafair’s customers, employees and partners, it is business as usual. The airline will continue to operate under its existing brand, leadership and strategy, delivering the same…

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New council at The Market

The Market Theatre Foundation (MTF) is pleased to announce that the Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Hon. Gayton McKenzie, has appointed new members to its Council in terms of Section 5(1)(a) of the Cultural Institutions Act (Act 119 of 1998). The newly appointed Council is legislatively mandated to provide oversight and strategic direction in…

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Return of a musical classic

South Africa’s musical theatre classic, “Marabi”, makes a grand return to The Market Theatre, launching the theatre’s year-long 50th anniversary celebrations on a high note. Directed by Arthur Molepo, who was part of the original cast, the play with music that is produced by Mpho Molepo (Molepo Theatre Projects) in association with The Market Theatre…

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First time on the African soil

The Market Theatre in partnership with Hattiloo Theatre presents, direct from Memphis Tennessee, the first performance of “Blues in the Night” on African soil. Running for a strictly limited season from 5 – 22 February 2026, this Tony-nominated musical celebrates blues, jazz and gospel classics, and their connection with love, resilience and the emotional lives…

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Betway SA20 Season 4 Hailed as the best ever

Betway SA20 League Commissioner Graeme Smith has expressed his resounding satisfaction with Season 4 of the competition, which was highlighted by record crowds, spectacular cricket performances and a festive excitement around the country which lasted until the final run at a sold-out at Newlands on Sunday.   The fourth edition concluded in gripping fashion with Sunrisers…

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Repo rate remains unchanged

South African Reserve Bank Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has decided to keep the repo rate unchanged at 6.75%. Repo Rate: Remains at 6.75% per year, Prime Lending Rate: Remains at 10.25%. The decision was a split vote among MPC members (four favored holding, two favored a 25-basis-point cut). The bank is acting cautiously, wanting to see further declines in inflation expectations and…

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