The Sarb is likely to hold rates at 7% this year, with only gradual easing expected from 2027
Officials raised their rate by 25 basis points to 7% in May, the first hike in three years.
Investing in Japan: The good and the bad
A look at listed property’s first-half performance and an analysis of how younger generations are approaching saving.
Nigeria says South African police liable for deaths of citizens
Warns that protest leaders who incite violence against fellow Africans ‘will also be held to account’.
Things have changed for Zimbabweans in SA …
The recent anti-migrant protests have left many feeling abandoned and unsafe.
When directors’ dealings matter (and when they don’t)
Not all carry the same significance for investors.
Structured self-insurance for farming business backfires
High court upholds Sars’s additional tax assessment against Eastern Cape citrus farmer.
Sanral procurement reforms under new board
Commitment to rule of law, clean governance, transparency and accountability after recent high court actions exposed serious and significant irregularities.
Nova’s delayed AGM raises more governance questions
Moneyweb obtained Companies Tribunal records showing Nova only completed its application to postpone the AGM after it was questioned about the missed deadline.
Middle East war tests TSS Petroleum’s supply chain resilience
TSS Petroleum Group founder and CEO Faith Madoda discusses how tensions in the Middle East are affecting SMEs in the fuel and industrial supply sectors, and how his company is adapting to keep critical industries running.
What the two-pot system has taught us about financial behaviour in SA
It has shown that South Africans prioritise immediate financial stress over long-term saving.