Navigating South African tax laws: What non-residents need to know for 2025

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Discover the latest changes from SARS affecting non-residents earning South African-source income in 2025. Learn about the types of income that are taxable and how ...

How Trump’s tariffs are reshaping investment strategies

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As Trump's tariffs take effect, savvy investors are pivoting towards gold and tech stocks. Discover how economic uncertainty is reshaping investment strategies. ...

Watch VideoAnother interest rate cut: What do the economists say?

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The South African Reserve Bank has cut the lending rate by 0. 25 percentage points, bringing relief to borrowers as inflation stabilises. Discover how this decision ...

Time runs out for trade deals as Trump escalates tariff threats

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The US leader insisted Wednesday that the August 1 deadline "will not be extended" any further.

Why over 80% of South African households can't afford local properties

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It is simply not acceptable that the country has added close to 20 million inhabitants in SA but the economy has managed to produce a mere 1. 9 million homes.

South Africans anticipate only one more interest rate cut this year

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With inflation on the rise, South Africans should prepare for only one more interest rate cut this year, highlighting the challenges ahead for consumers and the ...

Watch VideoThe dark side of micro-influencers: How they can ruin brands overnight

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Micro-influencers, often seen as relatable and trustworthy, can quickly turn into a brand's worst nightmare.

South Africans love their fast food, and it shows

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Statistics South Africa’s latest data shows that food and beverage businesses recorded an uptick of 4. 3% in income for the three months to May, compared to the ...

The future of Warner Bros. Discovery: A split into streaming and cable

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Warner Bros. Discovery is set to split into two distinct companies, focusing on cable TV networks and streaming services.

Interest rate hikes may harm South Africa's economy, warns economist

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Experts warn that tightening monetary policy could harm the economy amid global trade tensions.

June's inflation results: What are the implications on your bills?

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South African inflation rises to 3% in June, spurred by food costs, prompting speculation on upcoming interest rate decisions as the SARB prepares to meet.

This is how SA hopes to shape the future of entrepreneurship

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South Africa is set to take a significant lead in the global startup ecosystem, promoting innovation and collaboration among entrepreneurs at a historic ministerial ...

South Africa prepares for crucial FATF inspection to exit greylist

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South Africa is poised for a pivotal moment as an international assessment team arrives next week to evaluate the country's progress in exiting the FATF greylist, ...

South Africa stands by Russian trade links despite US tariff pressure

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As tensions rise over US tariffs on Russian imports, South Africa reassures its trading community about its ties with Russia, revealing potential opportunities amidst ...

FlySafair pilots strike over pay dispute, leaving passengers stranded

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FlySafair has confirmed multiple flight cancellations due to a pilot strike over wage disputes, leaving numerous passengers stranded.

Could the superyacht industry fuel Durban’s blue economy ambitions?

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Durban has taken a step toward positioning itself as Africa’s leading superyacht destination.

It's Time for Digital Justice

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justice required for play in the global tech arena

How US tariffs threaten South Africa's agricultural and automotive industries

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South Africa's export-reliant industries face unprecedented challenges as a 30% tariff on US exports takes effect in August.

South African Airways reports R354 million loss but says it's in recovery

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Despite reporting a loss of R354 million for the year, South African Airways (SAA) touts a debt-free status and strong revenue growth as it works to solidify its ...