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South Africa’s National Roads Agency expects to be able to access a R7 billion ($398 million) loan from the New Development ...
Eskom’s plan to impose additional levies on solar users still connected to the grid is likely to accelerate its financial ...
South African petrol prices are forecasted to drop slightly in August due to a stronger rand and lower oil prices, while ...
South Africa has a narrowing window of opportunity to lower its inflation target to 3% without harming economic growth ...
Young South Africans are increasingly choosing agriculture as a lucrative career, which allows them to work in countries like ...
President Cyril Ramaphosa fired Higher Education and Training Minister Nobuhle Nkabane, paving the way to save South Africa’s ...
While fuel sales are declining, forecourt retailers are expanding their footprint across the country, as more South Africans ...
With SARS impersonation fraud on the rise, the taxman warned consumers to be careful and keep their personal information safe.
Saving is one of the most important behaviours for good financial health. A general rule is to have at least three months’ gross salary in savings to soften a financial setback.
South Africa faces a severe threat from a 71% insurance gap for natural disasters, leaving its households, businesses, and government highly vulnerable and risking long-term economic instability.
Whether you’re paying salaries, restocking inventory, or scaling operations, strong working capital ensures you can run your business smoothly without constant financial strain. Working capital is the ...
South Africa should reduce its corporate income tax rate to 15% remain globally competitive, as the current high rate disproportionately affects a small number of companies and discourages investment.