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The B-BBEE Commission’s latest report on trends shows an overall decline in black economic empowerment across almost all measured elements, writes Webber Wentzel.

South Africa is in a “debt-trap twilight zone” that will cause of the cost of borrowing over 30 years to sharply steepen in the next year over that of 10-year debt, according to the country’s biggest independent fixed-income investor.

ADSL will be cut off in many areas across South Africa at the end of the month. Here is the easy way to move to fibre.

A local Dunoon entrepreneur who specialises in assembling and erecting shacks says business has been booming since the recent spike in land occupations in the area.

Health Minister, Dr Zweli Mkhize, has expressed cautious optimism as the country’s Covid-19 cases take a dip and government bolsters efforts to prevent further transmission of the deadly virus.

Consumers who have decided to take a payment holiday may find themselves in a difficult position down the line when it comes to their credit records, says Ayanda Ndimande, business development manager of Retail Credit at Sanlam.

South Africa was a much safer place to live in during the first quarter of 2020/2021, as crime statistics show major decreases in all crime categories when compared to the same period last year.

The draft Taxation Laws Amendment Bill (TLAB) was published on 31 July 2020 and with it comes an overhaul of the regime for taking your retirement funds abroad.

Whether it’s a growing concern about the SA economy, the desire to move funds offshore, or simply the desire to become a global citizen and enjoy visa-free travel, a significant number of wealthy South Africans are investing in property internationally, often with a view to obtaining residency or citizenship in a foreign country, and currently …

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CareerJunction has published its latest monthly jobs index for July 2020, showing which jobs are currently the most sought after in South Africa.