By Colleen Goko JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) -For investors, the spectacle of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa's fraught ...

VAT hike still on the table: According to Izak Odendaal, chief investment strategist at Old Mutual Wealth, South Africans may ...

Fuel price recoveries are trending lower as we head to the end of the month, and the coming tax hikes in June could swing the ...

South Africa's new tax laws feature stealth taxes, VAT increases and improved tax collection efforts, with potential new tax ...

While South Africa’s revised 2025 Budget brought political stability and fiscal consistency, it missed a crucial opportunity ...

The currency traded 0.2% stronger at R17.96 per dollar by 2:02 p.m. in Johannesburg, on track for a weekly gain of 0.3%.

This means that as people receive modest salary increases to keep up with the rising cost of living, they may be pushed into ...

This is the main contributor to the projected increase in the country’s debt-to-GDP ratio’ – DG Duncan Pieterse.

South Africa’s Presidential spokesperson, Vincent Magwenya, told ABC News President Cyril Ramaphosa “expected” to be confronted with a “show” from President Donald Trump on Wednesday.

Budget 3.0 was not a US Department of Government Efficiency-style chainsaw budget, economists say, after Minister of Finance ...

“Allowing for the fuel levy to increase in line with expected inflation for the first time in three years, means consumers ...