Green economy continues to surge as WEF predicts market will top $7trln within the decade

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A new report from the World Economic Forum reveals that the green economy has become the world’s second-fastest growing market, projected to exceed $7 trillion by ...

South Africa's GDP growth remains sluggish despite signs of recovery

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Despite a slight increase in GDP growth, South Africa's economy faces ongoing challenges, with forecasts suggesting growth may remain below 1% this year. Experts ...

Tribunal approves Exxaro’s acquisition of Ntsimbintle interests, subject to conditions

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The Competition Tribunal has approved a merger that will see ManganExx, a subsidiary of Exxaro Resources, acquire key mining and marketing interests from Ntsimbintle ...

SA paves way for competitive electricity market after Nersa approves market operator licence

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Nersa's approval of the Market Operator licence for NTCSA marks a pivotal moment in South Africa's electricity sector, signalling a shift towards a competitive market. ...

Industry questions motives behind Transnet’s R6bn AFD loan as concerns rise over conditions

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This comes after Transnet on Tuesday announced the sustainability-linked loan from AFD, with the support of the European Union (UE), as a major initiative to accelerate ...

Transnet secures R6bn AFD loan in landmark green partnership at G20 Summit

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Transnet's partnership with the French Development Agency and the European Union marks a significant step towards decarbonising South Africa's logistics sector, ...

G20 Summit in SA trumps detractors, puts poor countries’ issues at center of global discourse

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At the G20 Leaders' Summit in Johannesburg, President Cyril Ramaphosa emphasised the urgent need for global support to alleviate debt burdens and accelerate climate ...

EU, AU back call for global inequality panel as pressure mounts on G20 leaders

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Amidst a growing global inequality crisis, the European Council and African Union support the establishment of an International Panel on Inequality, aiming to provide ...

Macpherson calls for overhaul of building regulations to fast-track infrastructure delivery

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Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson advocates for an urgent overhaul of South Africa's building regulations to expedite infrastructure development, ...

Treasury trims 2025 growth outlook, pins hopes on reforms to lift long-term momentum

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The National Treasury of South Africa has revised its economic growth forecast for 2025, citing weaker global conditions, while emphasising the importance of structural ...

Markets cheer as South Africa exits FATF grey list after nearly two years

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South Africa has been removed from the FATF grey list, marking a significant achievement in its efforts to enhance financial integrity and governance. This development ...

Kganyago says SA entering a ‘low-inflation era’ as Treasury moves to formalise lower target

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South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago outlines the country's transition to a lower inflation target and discusses the implications for economic growth ...

South Africa’s recovery gains fragile momentum amid global headwinds

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According to the IMF's latest report, South Africa's economy is expected to grow by 1. 1% in 2025, highlighting ongoing challenges and the need for structural reforms ...

SA government remains confident about Agoa renewal as deadline looms

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Trade Minister Parks Tau expresses optimism regarding the renewal of the African Growth and Opportunity Act, despite challenges posed by US tariffs and political ...

SA, US agree on new trade roadmap as retrenchments deepen economic strain

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South Africa and the United States have agreed on a roadmap to enhance bilateral trade relations, despite concerns over job cuts in key industries. As President ...

Housebreaking remains SA's most common crime as perceptions of safety improve slightly

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According to the latest Governance, Public Safety and Justice Survey, housebreaking remains the most prevalent crime in South Africa, affecting 5. 7% of households ...

Godongwana warns of rising unemployment and muted growth ahead of budget policy statement

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Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana highlights the challenges of rising unemployment and sluggish economic growth in South Africa, ahead of the upcoming Medium-Term ...

De Lille appoints new interim board members for South African Tourism

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Minister Patricia de Lille has dissolved the board of directors at South African Tourism following a series of governance issues and the suspension of CEO Nombulelo ...

SA Tourism CEO Nombulelo Guliwe remains suspended amid board upheaval

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Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille has dissolved the SA Tourism board after it unlawfully suspended CEO Nombulelo Guliwe, raising concerns about governance and ...

De Lille dissolves SA Tourism board amid leadership crisis

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Minister Patricia de Lille has dissolved the board of directors at South African Tourism following a series of governance issues and the suspension of CEO Nombulelo ...

Tata Motors announces entry into South Africa with its range of cars and SUVs

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Tata Motors is set to make waves in South Africa's automotive market with the launch of its innovative passenger vehicle range, partnering with Motus Holdings for ...

SARB Governor warns of modest growth impact from US tariffs and global factors

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SARB Governor Lesetja Kganyago discusses the impact of US tariffs on South Africa's economy, highlighting modest growth projections and the need for structural reforms ...

South Africa braces for impact as 30% US tariffs take effect

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As the US imposes a 30% tariff on South African imports, the government outlines its strategy to mitigate economic impacts and safeguard jobs.

Eskom stabilises power supply: a winter overview without load shedding

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Eskom is taking firm steps towards a more reliable electricity supply this winter, marking a welcome period of stability with no load shedding since mid-May. With ...

South Africa braces for economic turmoil as US export tariffs take effect

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outh Africa faces a daunting economic landscape as a new 30% export tariff to the US takes effect. With trade relations in jeopardy and local markets under pressure, ...