News2415h
GNU partners thrive as DA and ANC gain support, EFF, MKP decline - new poll shows
The Institute for Race Relations poll shows that GNU partners such as the ANC, DA, IFP, Patriotic Alliance and Freedom Front ...
News2416h
SA markets eurobonds as GNU lifts confidence
South Africa is marketing eurobonds in its first potential international debt sale under a government of national unity ...
Jacaranda FM17h
Most South Africans say survival of GNU ‘likely’ -IRR
A new poll by the South African Institute of Race and Relations found that most South Africans believe the government of ...
SA unemployment rate falls from 2-year high, elicit calls for more structural reforms
However, Stats SA said discouraged work-seekers rose by 160 000 or up by 5. 0%, and the number of persons who were not ...
Unemployment rate improves to 32.1% but more still needs to done, economists caution
The largest increases in employment were observed in the Eastern Cape with 83 000 followed by 75000 in the Western Cape and ...
politicsweb12h
South Africans cautiously optimistic - IRR
Political changes in South Africa have sparked cautious optimism about the prospect of people's lives improving, with the ...
politicsweb12h
Water-shedding is GNU’s gift to South Africa – BOSA
The citizens of South Africa should not be surprised that we face an imminent water crisis. It has been hiding in plain sight ...
The Citizen12h
‘South Africa’s foreign policy is not determined on Twitter’ – Lamola
International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola has emphasised that South Africa’s foreign policy decisions ...
Bizcommunity15h
How can SA businesses maximise the benefits of a strong rand?
Within the space of a year, it’s strengthened from a high of R19.39 to the dollar to around R17.60 at the time of writing. In ...
South African rand extends losses before unemployment, manufacturing data
South Africa's rand extended its losses in early trade on Tuesday to hit a two-and-a-half month low, ahead of third quarter ...
Daily Maverick31m
As Zuma’s MK party rises, so will a tide of other regional ethno-nationalist uMkhontos
In anticipation of the effects of the rise of MK, it would be safe to assume that South Africa’s provinces will become more politically powerful, and with them, the provincial elites.