Welfare state no achievement
A country where half of the population is dependent on state welfare is no achievement and to then try to abuse it for political gain is reprehensible.
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Government’s self-created problems stifles economic growth
The rand has been extremely volatile this year, reaching its weakest level to date against the dollar amid increased political risk, weak economic growth and various local factors.
Interest rate cut could give economy much needed boost
The interest rate is expected to be left unchanged for the third consecutive time, but a rate cut would be more beneficial for the economy as it would help consumer spending and households’ ability to service their debts as the festive season approaches.
SA can ill afford another public holiday
The prospect of an additional public holiday may be something to get excited about for many South Africans, but the country’s economy simply cannot afford it.
MTBPS: Godongwana must tighten the belt
Finance minister Enoch Godongwana must announce concrete steps on how the government is going to tighten the belt in the midst of the country’s looming financial crisis.
Politicians feast while consumers starve
Despite the huge gap between politicians’ salaries and the average South African salaries, ordinary South Africans are further expected to pay for the government’s failures while politicians are exempted from them.
Welfare state no achievement
A country where half of the population is dependent on state welfare is no achievement and to then try to abuse it for political gain
Government’s self-created problems stifles economic growth
The rand has been extremely volatile this year, reaching its weakest level to date against the dollar amid increased political risk, weak economic growth and
Interest rate cut could give economy much needed boost
The interest rate is expected to be left unchanged for the third consecutive time, but a rate cut would be more beneficial for the economy
SA can ill afford another public holiday
The prospect of an additional public holiday may be something to get excited about for many South Africans, but the country’s economy simply cannot afford
MTBPS: Godongwana must tighten the belt
Finance minister Enoch Godongwana must announce concrete steps on how the government is going to tighten the belt in the midst of the country’s looming
Politicians feast while consumers starve
Despite the huge gap between politicians’ salaries and the average South African salaries, ordinary South Africans are further expected to pay for the government’s failures
