Frustration Mounts as Magistrates Await Delayed Salary Increases The simmering frustration among South Africa’s magistrates has finally boiled over. This week, magistrates in Cape Town took...
South Africa’s Debt Mountain Casts a Long Shadow Ahead of Mini-Budget South Africans are bracing for another test of the country’s financial resilience as Finance Minister...
Against the Odds, Joburg Gets a Nod Johannesburg, South Africa’s financial heartbeat and, lately, its most embattled city, has received a rare show of confidence. Credit...
South Africa’s sugar tax, introduced in 2018 as a public health measure, is again under scrutiny as Treasury eyes new revenue sources. The tax, known as...
Enoch Godongwana Steps In as Acting President While Ramaphosa Embarks on Asia Tour South Africa has a new man at the helm, at least for a...
Who Pays the Bill? Godongwana Questions the Cost of Free Healthcare for Undocumented Migrants A difficult and politically charged question is being asked at the highest...
For millions of South Africans, social grants aren’t just monthly payments, they are the difference between getting by and going without. The South African Social Security...
A stern warning from the government South Africa’s municipalities have been given a clear message: clean up your indigent registers or risk losing billions in national...
A budget mystery that won’t go away Confusion over who is footing the bill for South Africa’s National Dialogue has spilt into Parliament. Members of the...
The money was there. The action was not. In a country where hospitals are understaffed, housing projects are delayed, and learners go without meals or textbooks,...