Pioneer Foods is launching a recall of specific batches of the Peanuts & Raisins and Cashew nuts products, sold under its Safari brand in South Africa, Botswana and Namibia.

Thabiet has extensive experience within the petroleum industry that spans over 24 years at Sasol. He has also served as director on numerous Sasol Subsidiary Boards and Joint Ventures, as well as the boards of the South African Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA) and Chemical and Allied Industries’ Association (CAIA). He most recently held the position of Senior Vice President, Portfolio Strategy and Sustainability for the Sasol Group.

Pick n Pay and its partner, TM Supermarkets, are investing in new Zimbabwe stores in addition to upgrading others, buoyed by a stronger uptick in sales and a robust revenue base.

A red-faced Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) says it made a mistake in calculating the petrol price hike introduced on December 1 — the increase is 6c a litre lower than first announced.

South African consumers over the past year have felt great pressure on their finances and are the most concerned consumer market in the world about the escalation of prices in the near future, according to a survey conducted by auditing firm Deloitte.

The Shoprite Group unveiled its third new store format in one week, with the launch of a standalone pharmacy in Willowbridge Village called MediRite Plus.

You are not seeing things after a long year – hundreds of Pick n Pay asap! drivers have transformed into Santa Clauses riding the roads of South Africa.

Pick n Pay’s Enterprise and Supplier Development programme names winners in its 2021 Small Supplier of the Year awards

South Africans will pay more than R20 a litre for petrol from Wednesday (1 December), adding further pressure to strained finances over the holiday season.

Black Friday appears to be losing its novelty for South African consumers, with the number of shoppers staying up late to for deals dropping.