Ramaphosa expected to announce Kieswetter’s successor as Sars commissioner
Recommendations for a new Sars commissioner have been submitted to President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Recommendations for a new Sars commissioner have been submitted to President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Dispute around recycled gold may have sparked proposed scrapping of zero-rating relief.
Governor Lesetja Kganyago warned the ongoing Middle East war could interrupt the country's growth recovery.
The reality is that Easter eggs are becoming an expense, costing as much as ordinary chicken eggs, if not more.
It's still early days and 'the full inflation impact remains uncertain'
There is an urgent need to equip entrepreneurs with the right tools.
Analysts forecast inflation to start rising in March, with a more significant increase in April.
Sars said illicit economic activity linked to customs and tax systems undermines economic growth, job creation and fair competition.
Think like a trader: Discipline, risk, and the structure of serious trading.
Government's promises to relieve poverty remain empty
The cost of the average household food basket decreased by R17.63 in February.
Sold within six months of being put on the market, with the proceeds going to the Reserve Bank ...
Infrastructure project will be prioritised but little mention of water, crime or the appointment of a new Gautrain operator.
Real GDP increased by 1.1% in 2025, following a 0.5% increase in 2024.
Analysts predicted two interest rate cuts this year. However, this outlook is not looking likely at this stage.
'Our main concern at this stage is who receives social grants when they should not be.'
Economist Duma Gqubule argues that persistent weak growth reflects flawed fiscal assumptions.
The budget allocation will help 744 203 students access higher education.
Many SOEs rely on the public purse despite operational gains.
The improvements in South Africa's economic projections 'will not trickle down to the people who need relief the most'
Government has introduced an early retirement programme to cut down the costs.
PEPFAR is coming to an end in March.
'Over the medium term, growth is expected to average 1.8%, reaching 2% by 2028'.
This marks the second consecutive fuel levy hike, following three years without increases.
Full relief for inflation with small increase in medical tax credits
The SRDs grant is expected to end in March 2027.
Godongwana will need to balance expectations of both consumers and coalition partners in his 2026 budget.
The medical aid tax rebate and fuel levy hikes are set to dominate scrutiny of South Africa's latest national budget.
This latest move has raised questions about whether the project finally hit the road in July or will be postponed for a fourth time.
Government believes Tongaat Hulett remains capable of being stabilised and restructured.