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EDITORIAL: The economy is bigger on paper but no richer in reality

Larger GDP on paper, but the same old economic problems

Are you budgeting for municipal dysfunction?

Think about your finances when you cast your vote

Soybeans are loaded on a truck after being harvested, in Pergamino, on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina.

WANDILE SIHLOBO: More grain, less pain at the till

SA's bumper harvest brings food price relief, for now

Marek Masojada and Justin Galloway

Boxer slugs it out

Challenges await the discount retailer’s incoming CEO

WANDILE SIHLOBO: El Niño – here’s the good news

South Africa is well placed to weather El Niño

President Cyril Ramaphosa. Picture: BLOOMBERG

Real Politics: Ramaphosa’s empty war on crime

Eight years on, Ramaphosa’s war on crime lacks results

Where property pays — and where it doesn’t

Western Cape property outpaces other provinces while Joburg stagnates

The week ahead: From Madlanga to monetary policy

The news you need to know in the days to come

ROB ROSE: Is South Africa’s business-government collaboration just a comforting ruse?

Accountability is sorely needed

Corporate profits are booming. Wages aren’t

Corporate profits boom, but in South Africa jobs decline

SANISHA PACKIRISAMY: AI and the algorithmic glass ceiling

AI promises productivity gains, but women risk being left behind

Image: Siphiwe Sibeko

TIM COHEN: Eskom’s bog-standard revolution

South Africa’s electricity reform is neither novel nor ideological, but it does seem necessary.

inflation rate hikes. Rawpixel/Currency

Economists split on Kganyago's next move as inflation cools

Markets bet on a hike, some economists are seeing a hold next month