South Africans feel the new NHI will not improve healthcare – and worry about the end of private medical aids
Professional services firm PwC has conducted a deep dive into how Covid-19 impacted South Africa’s healthcare industry and how the incoming National Healthcare Insurance (NHI) will change its land...
South Africa is seeing a wave of job resignations
South Africa lost two million jobs between 2019 and 2021 due to the adverse impact of Covid-19 lockdowns, load shedding, and a myriad of other factors. In 2021 alone, the country lost a net 479,000...
3 scenarios for the rand in South Africa – and where it’s heading for the rest of 2022
Professional services firm PwC has published its latest economic outlook for South Africa, including forecast scenarios for where the rand is heading for the remainder of 2022.
These South Africans don’t need to submit a tax return in 2022
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) has published a notice outlining which South Africans have to submit a tax return in 2022.
5 important things happening in South Africa today
There are growing calls for the fuel levy to be scrapped. National Treasury says unlawful public procurement regulations are still valid. PwC data shows that the supply chain pressures are now wors...
Shops starting to limit some products as ‘price storm’ hits South Africa
South Africans have noticed the shelf price of many goods increasing and much of this can be attributed to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine, say analysts at professional services firm PwC.
What South Africans spend on groceries, rent, and other items each month – based on what they earn
The upward pressure on food, fuel and electricity prices will adversely impact all households during 2022. However, due to varying spending abilities and priorities, households in different expendi...
Interest rate hikes to bite middle-class South Africans in coming months
South Africa is set for another year of interest rate hikes which will further hit the buying power of South Africa’s middle-class in the coming months, says professional services firm PwC.
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