Ashor Sarupen adjunkminister van finansies & Edward Kieswetter – kommissaris, Die Suid-Afrikaanse Inkomstediens (SAID) & Lunga Maloyi direkteur: Ekonomiese Beleid, BUSA & Elna Moolman – hoof: finansiële markte, Standard Bank-groep Navorsing Ekonomie.
Johan Gouws, hoof van welvaartadviesdienste by PPS, gesels oor die markte se reaksie op die mini-begroting.
The Port Elizabeth Flying Squad is operating with just one response vehicle, an old bakkie with 300,000 kilometres on the clock, to serve 1.2 million residents.
Glencore’s orange petrol station brand has rebranded and launched almost one station every day since July.
Starlink has warned customers with dishes that have been dormant for a long time to turn the hardware on by 17 November 2025 to avoid it becoming permanently inoperable.
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (Outa) says the Aarto system is unworkable in its current form.
The Pantry has expanded to Pretoria, and the new location gives the original in Johannesburg a run for its money.
MyBroadband was invited to attend an event hosted by Wetility where the company covered the latest advances in solar energy and revealed its upcoming One Bill service.
The South African Revenue Service is expected to rake in almost R20-billion more than the Treasury had pencilled in back in May, according to the Medium Term Budget Policy Statement. The post Stronger tax collections give Treasury some fiscal breathing room appeared first on Daily Maverick.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana says that R20 billion in additional tax measures for 2026 could be withdrawn if SARS fulfils its end of the bargain and collects more debt as promised.