Sunday Tribune 2025-03-02

Ian Wyles Auctioneers is featuring two properties, perfect for investors, that will go under the hammer during their auction on March 27, at 11am at the Oyster Box Hotel, Umhlanga Rocks. The first property – a deceased estate – is the Carousel Holiday Resort, along with two related stands - 722 to 723 Simpson Road, Casuarina Road and The Farm Lucas, Hibberdene. Hibberdene is a small coastal town, about 23km north-east of Port Shepstone and 90km south-west of Durban. This is the ideal opportunity to re-establish the Carousel Holiday Resort or develop it in accordance with the zoning for residential development, in close proximity to the beach. It comprises: 29 self-catering units Reception area Conference room Kitchen Main bar Office and storage area Laundry and ablution facilities Pool bar VIP…

In2assets would like to highlight four properties which will be part of their auction on March 18, at 11am. The first property is a coastal retreat at 117 Ebony Close in the prestigious Zimbali Estate, which is known for its world-class amenities, private beach access and championship golf course. The ±1 238m² property features: Four spacious bedrooms, three of which are en-suite An expansive lounge and entertainment area which opens onto a wooden deck Fully-equipped kitchen with granite countertops, a gas stove, and a separate scullery Fireplace Air-conditioning throughout the lounge and bedrooms Infinity pool Triple automated garage for secure parking Excellent security Viewing date for 117 Ebony Close is Saturday, March 8 from 4pm to 6pm. The second property is a luxury penthouse with Indian Ocean views - Unit…

Cannon’s Auctioneers is back with another online auction on March 19 and 20, featuring consignments from across South Africa, with a special focus on Cape Town, Durban and Howick. This auction boasts an extraordinary catalogue of antiques, fine art, silverware, militaria, jewellery, vintage stamps, world ceramics, Persian carpets, furniture, classic toys, and more. Whether you're a collector, investor, or simply someone who loves finding hidden treasures, this auction has something for everyone. Bidders can join online from March 3. View the catalogue and register to bid at www.cannons.co.za Cannon's is collecting consignments from Durban, Howick and the surrounding areas daily. For consignments or inquiries, contact us at 0333 4333 66 or email admin@cannons.co.za |…

Old Johannesburg Warehouse (Old JW) Auctioneers’ Durban branch has a bumper sale of 700 lots of antiques, artworks, jewellery, and fine wines taking place tomorrow, March 3 at 9am. The sale includes the contents of an old Durban mansion in Sir Arthur Road, Morningside, which is filled with a lifetime’s collection of antique furniture, artworks and treasures. Artworks going under the hammer include oil paintings by Otto Klar, Titta Fasciotti, Trevor Coleman, and other accomplished South African artists. There is also a superb early oil painting by Gregoire Boonzaier of Caledon Street, District Six. For wine aficionados, the contents of a climate-controlled wine cellar will be up for grabs, with nearly 100 lots of wine and spirits. The lots include scarce and sought-after estate wines such as Meerlust Rubicon (2006…

A year ago, South Africa was mired in load shedding, with the importance and relevance of electric vehicles (EVs) far from the public imagination. How can a country that struggles to keep the lights on dedicate time and resources to building out an EV future? Fast-forward a year and much has changed. Power supply has stabilised and a statement increasingly doing the rounds in key policy and business circles is, “South Africa should be a primary player in the EV manufacturing space.” The reasons why are myriad, with recent moves by the government accelerating a true export industrialisation opportunity that can have real implications for South Africa’s trade and economic growth. SA has what it takes to become a global EV manufacturer First, it’s important to take a step…

In the heart of the Northern Cape, a resolute entrepreneur has embarked on a journey to revolutionise the automotive repair and maintenance sector. Walter Modise, the founder of Kalahari Group, has meticulously crafted a business that prioritises quality, customer satisfaction, and community development. With over 15 years of experience in the automotive industry, Walter's expertise spans various roles, from managing repair teams to hands-on technical work in workshops and fleet management companies. His extensive background, coupled with specialised training in modern automotive technology, sets Kalahari Group apart in a competitive landscape. Established to fill a pressing need for reliable automotive services, Kalahari Group caters to individuals, businesses, and fleet operators. However, Walter’s journey was not without its hurdles. Launching Kalahari Group presented challenges including securing startup capital to invest in…