Pick n Pay has launched an AI assistant as part of its strategy to reclaim market share from the Checkers Sixty60 app. Meanwhile, Woolworths is expanding its operations with the addition of another 'dark store'.

Kenya Power has announced planned electricity outages on June 26, affecting eight counties, including Kisii, for maintenance purposes. The update provides details on the specific areas impacted and the expected restoration times for power services.

South African supermarket chain Checkers has brought back a previously discontinued chocolate, described as an old favourite, for a limited time. According to The South African, shoppers have spotted the nostalgic treat back on store shelves, prompting excitement among customers. The return is temporary, and the retailer has framed it as a nostalgic discovery for fans of the classic product.

Take-Two has opened pre-orders for the highly anticipated game GTA 6, marking a significant moment in the gaming industry as it prepares for the commercial release of what is expected to be one of gaming's biggest blockbusters. This release follows years of anticipation from fans and the gaming community.

Santaco has announced that taxis will continue to operate normally on June 30, despite planned protests and marches related to immigration issues. This decision comes in support of the South African Police Service's call to maintain taxi services during the demonstrations.

The Betway Premiership resumes with a busy schedule this week, according to The South African. Eight fixtures are set to be played between Wednesday, 9 September and Sunday, 13 September 2026. The publication has released the full list of matches, giving fans an overview of the upcoming round of South Africa's top-flight football competition as the league returns to action following a break in the calendar.