Discover how South Africa's construction, manufacturing, and mining sectors are thriving with significant turnover growth, even as GDP growth lags and job losses ...
Among those is the removal of the VAT exemption for private school fees, increases in some rates of capital gains tax and stamp duty land tax, and the extension ...
Facing financial turmoil, ArcelorMittal South Africa hopes the ITAC's tariff review will provide crucial support for the struggling steel industry and safeguard ...
Discover how recent trends in manufacturing price pressures could signal a shift in interest rates, with insights from leading economists on inflation forecasts ...
Discover how February's manufacturing price pressures could signal a shift in South Africa's inflation landscape, as input prices rise and consumer costs loom.
As South Africa's tourism sector works its way back to pre-pandemic levels, the emphasis on attracting international visitors and enhancing their spending power ...
In the previous quarter, the second biggest decline in jobs was in business services, followed by manufacturing, transport, and then mining. However, trade and construction ...
Statistics South Africa reports a promising slowdown in job losses, driven by growth in trade, transport, and electricity sectors.
Despite the JSE’s All Share showing significant gains since the pandemic, South Africa is unlikely to achieve the economic growth needed to create a million jobs ...
Explore the implications of the South African Reserve Bank's latest repo rate decision and what it means for the economy.
South Africa's inflation holds steady at 3. 2% in February, but a VAT hike and soaring food prices raise concerns about the cost of living for consumers.
Despite the end of a temporary tax deduction for renewable energy investments, experts argue that solar remains a financially sound choice for households.
Brian Molefe’s return to head Eskom smacks of conspiracy, and isn’t as clear cut as one may think, argues Nicola Mawson.
Headline inflation ? the Consumer Price Index ? has moderated to 5. 3 percent.
MTN, Africa?s largest cellphone company by subscribers, will invest R540 million in Iran.
State-owned PetroSA says its board does not intend placing the company under business rescue.
Net1 UEPS Technologies says its reputation has been tarnished by ?frivolous public attacks?.
If we want inclusive growth that benefits all, we need to collectively invest so that all Africans can benefit writes Nicola Mawson.
An entrepreneur is taking her software concept and making it suitable for other small, medium and micro enterprises.
Sibanye says its bid to but the Stillwater mine in the US has been approved by more than 80 percent of its shareholders.
Just after lunch, news that the rand has recovered substantially ? the rand was trading at R12. 95 to the dollar.
Twitter is abuzz with news that the rand has recovered substantially. This is below the psychological barrier of R13, and well off its recent lows.
Twitter is abuzz with news that the rand has recovered substantially, breaking through the key R13 to the dollar barrier.
Pharma giant Aspen says it welcomes a potential probe into alleged ant-competitive behaviour.
The decision to not probe the mobile duopoly of MTN and Vodacom may seem like a blow for consumers, writes Nicola Mawson.