Bizcommunity16 October 2026 at 11:55Read the full story on BizcommunitySouth Africa faces a challenging final quarter of 2026, with rising inflation and mounting pressure on household budgets threatening to complicate the economic outlook.
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Moneyweb‘We have to make sure that we encourage entrepreneurship, we encourage individuals and small companies to innovate, and we also find partnerships,’ says Alan Hirsch, head of the Migration Governance Reform in Africa programme, New South Institute.
MoneywebKPMG SA’s Frank Blackmore believes that ‘whereas everybody overseas is basically a price taker, a market taker, Africa can make itself a market maker’.