South African News
G20 finance ministers, central bankers to meet amid fractious geopolitics
By: Reuters 26th February 2025 Finance ministers and central bankers from the G20 top economies gather in South Africa on Wednesday and Thursday, for a meeting marred by the... →
Trump tariff turmoil casts a shadow over G20 meeting
By: Bloomberg 26th February 2025 The club of finance ministers and central bankers who’ve steered the global economy through a quarter century of market meltdowns, recessions, wars... →
Anglo American Platinum providing further backing for green hydrogen’s global advance 
By: Martin Creamer 25th February 2025 JSE-listed Anglo American Platinum and South Africa-linked AP Ventures are supporting the next vital steps towards the realisation of... →
G20 energy work group set to meet amid divergence over just energy transition 
By: Terence Creamer 25th February 2025 The G20 Energy Transition Work Group will have its inaugural meeting this week to discuss the energy priorities that South Africa is seeking to... →
Capetonians reach R55m earnings mark in Cash for Power programme
By: Irma Venter 25th February 2025 Cape Town businesses and households have broken through the R55-million earnings mark since the start of the city’s Cash for Power programme in... →
DA urges govt to cut unnecessary expenditure as Budget goes back to drawing board
By: Thabi Shomolekae 25th February 2025 Democratic Alliance spokesperson on Finance Dr Mark Burke told Parliament that South Africa does not have a revenue problem, calling on the... →
Mbalula announces ANC KZN’s new top 6 as party prepares for local elections 
By: Sashnee Moodley 25th February 2025 Following a dismal showing at the polls in the last general election the African National Congress reconfigured its Provincial Task Team in... →
Reserve Bank governor says trade and tax policies pose inflation risks
By: Reuters 25th February 2025 Global trade tensions and a potential value-added tax hike in South Africa could derail two years of slowing inflation, the country's central bank... →