Fuel price shock pushes South Africa’s inflation to 22-month high of 4.5%

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Stats SA reveals a concerning rise in consumer inflation to 4.5% in May, primarily driven by significant increases in fuel prices, as experts weigh in on the implications ...

Delayed harvest raises concerns despite record maize crop forecast

Yogashen Pillay|Published

Despite a record maize harvest in South Africa for the 2025-26 season, delays in harvesting due to prolonged rains have raised concerns among agricultural experts. ...

Youth Month: building the next generation of logistics leaders

JD Van Der Merwe and Shamona Chinnappa|Published

As South Africa observes Youth Month, the urgent challenge of transforming potential into sustainable employment for young people takes centre stage. Businesses ...

Youth Day spotlight: Building hope and opportunity in the Eastern Cape

Ashley Lechman|Published

With youth unemployment in the Eastern Cape sitting at 54%, EduSport founder Jono Kruger believes opportunity, mentorship and sport can help transform lives and ...

Financial stress driving productivity losses and staff turnover, warns Wealthbit

Ashley Lechman|Published

Four in five South African employees regularly worry about money, with experts warning that financial stress is hurting productivity and increasing staff turnover. ...

Why South Africa is becoming a top destination for British retirees

Luke Hirst|Published

Discover why South Africa is becoming an attractive retirement destination for British nationals, and learn about the complexities of cross-border retirement planning ...

The biggest credit crisis in South Africa is not debt, it's access

Ashley Lechman|Published

Millions of South Africans are being denied access to formal credit and turning to informal lenders, prompting calls for urgent regulatory reform.

Cosatu's call to action: Addressing the rising costs of living in South Africa

Solly Phetoe|Published

The working class in South Africa is under siege from soaring living costs and rising unemployment, prompting Cosatu to organise a national protest on 19 June. This ...

Unpacking the reality of Operation Vulindlela: the truth behind de-industrialisation and greenshoots

Dr Pali Lehohla|Published

In this insightful column, we dissect the claims surrounding Operation Vulindlela and reveal the stark realities of South Africa's manufacturing sector. Discover ...

Why the first 90 days after resignation or retrenchment matter most

Ashley Lechman|Published

Facing a sudden career change? Discover why the first 90 days after resignation or retrenchment are crucial for your financial future and learn key strategies to ...

The first paycheque trap: How to outsmart lifestyle creep and build real wealth

Anri Armer|Published

Discover how to make the most of your first paycheque and avoid the pitfalls of lifestyle creep. Learn practical strategies to secure your financial future and build ...

Softer US inflation eases pressure on South Africa but risks remain, economists say

Yogashen Pillay|Published

The recent US Consumer Price Index release shows a year-on-year inflation rate of 4.2%, raising questions about its implications for South Africa's inflation and ...

Debunking insurance myths young South Africans still believe

Dipesh Radia|Published

Are you a young South African navigating the world of insurance? Discover the common myths that could leave you financially vulnerable and learn how to protect yourself ...

Structural reforms are starting to lift growth, but implementation remains SA’s biggest challenge, says BER

Yogashen Pillay|Published

South Africa's economy shows signs of recovery as structural reforms yield positive GDP growth, but challenges in implementation and logistics persist.

Architecting our future: why true freedom requires sovereign innovation

Dr Mmaki Jantjies|Published

On Youth Day, South Africa reflects on the legacy of young activists and the urgent need for innovative solutions to empower today's youth in a challenging economic ...

Youth Month: 10 proven ways young South Africans can earn money online in 2026

Ashley Lechman|Published

From freelance writing and coding to content creation and affiliate marketing, the digital economy is creating new income opportunities for young people.

GDP rises in South Africa, but consumer weaknesses pose risks ahead

Ashley Lechman|Published

South Africa's GDP rose by 0.5% in Q1 2026, signalling hope amidst economic challenges, yet experts caution about underlying consumer weaknesses and geopolitical ...

The hidden costs of healthcare: five myths that could hurt your finances

Brian Harris|Published

Think your medical aid covers all your healthcare costs? Think again! Discover the five myths that could leave you financially vulnerable.

When the contract ends and the bills don't

Nicola Mawson|Published

One freelancer lost about three-quarters of his income overnight. Here is what he did and what the experts say about it.