According to a Johannesburg-based political and economic risk consultancy, we’re a decade away from being a “failed state”.
Even though you know full well the numbers are going to be dire, they still sting. Let’s take a closer look at what it all means.
Yesterday, the National Treasury released guidelines to government departments and public institutions, stressing that unless changes are made, a crisis looms large.
If SARS issues you with an auto-assessment, usually done via SMS, you should first check that a few things are in order before accepting.
The latest Municipal Financial Sustainability Index paints a dismal picture of South Africa’s municipalities.
Sometimes it’s tough not to read those ‘how much money you should have saved by 40’ stories and wince.
Experts predict that the economic collapse brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic could lead to an exponential increase in crime.
Forbes partnered with market research firm Statista to produce their list of the World’s Best Banks, including five in South Africa.
South Africans spent the month of April under alert level 5 of the lockdown, faced with regulations that rank amongst the strictest in the world.
Whilst some companies have seen their stock rise over the last (almost) five months, others have taken knocks that will be felt for many years to come.
A hedge fund with a reputation for making risky but profitable bets has put their faith in, and bet their money on, South Africa.
Many South Africans need to start changing their relationship with money, if we’re going to make it out of this pandemic financially sound.
A number of businesses have been allowed to open their doors during alert level four, provided they have a certificate.
Living overseas? You need to figure out whether you’re a non-South African tax resident, or a South African tax resident, before SARS comes knocking.
Here’s what employees and employers need to know about resuming operations this week, and what is expected from all parties.
The national lockdown is putting a huge financial strain on many South Africans. Now may be the time to take a closer look at your financial affairs.
While a number of sectors brace themselves for economic strife post-lockdown, some in real estate are cautiously optimistic.
Speculation abounds as we draw closer to the proposed end date of the national lockdown, with some sectors reportedly planning a return to business as usual.
Jeff Bezos lost a sizeable chunk of his personal wealth after the stock market crashed, and the economy took a dive.
Congrats – your business is off the ground, killing the competition, and has the potential to go global. Now what?
Statistics South Africa released the latest Gross Domestic Product (GDP) numbers today, and they’re not at all pretty.
Tito Mboweni surprised everyone with some good news about personal tax brackets, so let’s see how that’s going to affect your earnings.
Yesterday, Tito Mboweni delivered the 2020 budget speech, and there was some good news for first-time homeowners.
Woolworths is struggling to keep earnings up, as it battles load shedding, economic constraints, and more fashion faux pas.
Capitec is putting a great deal of effort into making itself the most affordable bank in South Africa, as well as offering new perks.
You don’t need to earn much to crack the top 10% of South African earners, but making the 1% cut is a little tougher.
Africa has 54 nations, but only eight countries have billionaires, with South Africa and Egypt leading the pack.
Criminals are capitalising on SARS’ efforts to crack down on tax non-compliance by sending out scam emails and messages.
We’re not even a month into 2020 and things are already looking iffy for the South African economy. Our tax shortfall needs to be made up somewhere.
The World Bank has been watching on closely as load shedding returns, and the organisation has some pretty bleak predictions about what lies ahead.