The Western Cape Minister of Finance, Deidré Baartman, is expected to table the 2025/26 Provincial Budget this morning. The budget will be tabled amid significant fiscal constraints, as national finances

The MEC for Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs in KwaZulu-Natal, Reverend Musa Zondi says a regulatory technicality should not stand in the way of saving iThala from collapse. Zondi

Companies in the fuel industry that are selling contaminated diesel or petrol must be shut down by the government, according to the chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Mineral and

A study by local payment-clearing house, BankServ Africa, shows that the slowdown in inflation has boosted salary earners’ buying power. It shows that Real Take-Home Pay, adjusted for inflation, increased

The South African Banking Risk Information Centre (Sabric) has noted a rise in scammers using sophisticated artificial intelligence (AI) duping many into losing millions of rands. It says South Africans are being

Lobby group Black Forum South Africa has threatened to take Public Works Minister Dean Macpherson to court if he proceeds with the appointment of five new board members to the

The Auditor General’s office with the assistance of some pension fund administrators have embarked on an investigation to hold senior municipal officials who have contravened Section 38 of the workers

Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says the country will need more than R60 billion to bolster its nuclear program at the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation. He says an initial investment

Business and labour are concerned about the impact the loss of the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) could have on the automotive sector. They convened for the second day

Opposition parties in Limpopo have cautioned against what they say is the mismanagement of funds allocated to various departments in the province. Limpopo MEC for Finance, Kgabo Mahoai tabled the