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How long can Cape Town house prices defy gravity?

Homebuyers retreat as rates rise

Higher interest rates squeeze buyers as demand cools

Infrastructure South Africa's Mameetse Masemola.

R1.1-trillion alone won’t fix South Africa’s infrastructure crisis

Mameetse Masemola wants to close SA’s infrastructure delivery gap

MARIUS REITZ: South Africa can be the continent’s crypto gateway

But it has to get the rules right

NATASHA MARRIAN: Inside the Treasury’s moves to rein in rogue municipalities

The government's long-awaited plan to fix municipalities

Jozi’s mission impossible: How to fix a ruined city

Joburg’s long road back from the brink

NATASHA MARRIAN: The murky story of Tshwane’s dirty water

More than investigations are needed to fix water systems

JUSTICE MALALA: Fanning the flames of civil unrest

As riots engulf the globe, South Africa is also at risk

South Africa economy turnaround. Pexels / Sherissa; Rawpixel; Currency

MICHAEL AVERY: How to get the economy growing

How to unleash South Africa's potential

Fuel relief, more money for GBV and other budget highlights

A small reprieve in fuel prices will last until January

Enoch Godongwana.

In Treasury’s words: Why South Africa’s reforms can’t stall

Godongwana says SA could top 3% growth if reform holds

The week ahead: Last-minute scramble for the IEC

Mark your calendars for this week's political and economic happenings

Changing Regulation 28: A solution looking for a problem

Forcing investments to stay at home would make savers poorer

ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa and his deputy Paul Mashatile greet the ANC supporters at the party’s 112th birthday celebrations in Mbombela, Mpumalanga, in January 2024.

EDITORIAL: Will the ANC learn from the tender law defeat?

New version of Public Procurement Act will be harder to formulate

Pensioners pay for PIC politics

Are politically connected investments exposing pension assets to unnecessary risk?

What the state owes Joburg

Government departments and parastatals owe the City of Joburg more than R1.4bn for unpaid water, electricity and rates.