South Africa bracing for bad news next week
Economists expect South Africa to record a quarterly decline in gross domestic product next week, with fixed investment seen receding for a second consecutive quarter.
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Economists expect South Africa to record a quarterly decline in gross domestic product next week, with fixed investment seen receding for a second consecutive quarter.
Nearly 94% of households now rely solely on cellphones, transforming how South Africans access money, jobs and government services.
The latest data from Stats SA shows that 1,601 businesses were liquidated in the first seven months of the year.
R100 buys you much less than it should in 2026 compared to 26 years ago.
Domestic worker jobs are at their lowest Q2 levels since the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
There are 43 jobs paying higher than the national average salary, according to Stats SA’s Q1 quarterly employment survey.
Data from Stats SA shows that people are leaving this province in droves due to economic necessity.
Stats SA says the number of foreign nationals in South Africa has declined amid the rise of xenophobic public protests.
South Africa has seen 245 more liquidations in 2026, with June figures accelerating from May.