Ruling on tariff application process ursups Treasury powers, says Nersa
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) expresses concerns over a recent court ruling that affects municipal electricity tariff timelines, potentially ...
PIC launches investigation into alleged misreporting of Mpati reforms
The Public Investment Corporation (PIC) initiates an investigation into claims that previous governance reforms were falsely reported as implemented, raising serious ...
A national online gambling tax without a national online gambling law
Take a sector that is growing fast, especially online betting, say that it creates social harm, and announce a new 20 percent national tax on gross gambling revenue ...
If South Africa is serious about growth, it must back its agri economy
If we consider that the mining sector was just 6% of GDP in 2024, this gives us pause for thought around the role that agriculture will play in the coming years. ...
Run on numbers: the devastating impact of corruption on public health services
South Africa faces mounting challenges in healthcare affordability and governance, with the CMS spending 70% of revenue on salaries while medical aid members struggle ...
Act now: UK state pension rules changing for expats
South Africans who once worked in the UK have a limited window to secure affordable access to UK state pensions. From April 2026, costs will rise from R4,000 to ...
Dismissed employees must honour restraint clauses, says Labour Appeal Court
The Labour Appeal Court has overturned a Labour Court decision, confirming that employers can enforce restraint of trade agreements even after dismissing employees ...