Businesses in South Africa need to pay their workers at least R20,000 per month
Professor Ines Meyer of the Living Wage South Africa Network says that companies should pay their workers R20,000 per month.
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Clicks lost R135 million in value every day in 2026 – but there’s a silver lining
The Clicks Group has seen a massive decline in its share price since the start of the year, which has brought it to an attractive level.
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Allan Gray’s message about tax-free investments in South Africa
Allan Gray has explained the benefits of tax-free investments and retirement funds in South Africa, adding that investing earlier is better.
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Bad news for McDonald’s, Wimpy, and Steers in South Africa
Recent statistics reveal a decline in the number of people visiting fast-food restaurants in South Africa.
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South Africa’s middle class is in serious trouble
South Africa’s middle class continue to struggle with their repayments, with 43% of respondents defaulting in the latest Eighty20 Credit Stress Report.
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Most in-demand jobs that don’t need a degree – paying up to R40,000 a month
Not all high-paying jobs in South Africa require a degree.
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The big problem for South Africans earning over R30,000 a month
A new wealth index shows that South Africans earning over R30,000 a month are struggling to put enough money away to deal with emergencies.
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How much you need to earn to be considered rich in South Africa
Defining who is wealthy in South Africa is widely debated, but data from various sources gives us a good idea of how much it takes to be considered rich.
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billionaire | Forbes | Le Creuset | Paul van Zuydam | Wealth
South Africa officially has a new dollar billionaire – now worth R28 billion
Owner and president of Le Creuset, Paul van Zuydam, has been ranked among South Africa’s dollar-billionaires on Forbes’ official annual rankings.
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57 jobs that pay higher than the R30,000 average salary in South Africa
Stats SA’s latest quarterly employment survey shows that the average monthly salary in South Africa increased to R29,690 in the fourth quarter of the year.