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South Africa Weighs More Borrowing After Tax Hike Plan Dropped
South Africa’s National Treasury is considering raising additional borrowing in its latest rendition of the budget, to be ...
Posts falsely claim South Africa has imposed new rules for reporting cash withdrawals
Banks in South Africa are compelled to report large cash transactions, but posts claiming authorities have imposed new, more ...
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Serious misconduct at Absa, and warning to South Africans buying Chinese cars
Warning to Chinese car buyers: WeBuyCars CEO Faan van der Walt has warned South African car buyers to be cautious about new ...
Is South Africa's sovereignty at risk during Ramaphosa's US visit?
President Cyril Ramaphosa embarks on a controversial diplomatic visit to the US, raising concerns over national sovereignty ...
FSCA warns South Africans about unauthorised financial activities
The FSCA has issued a warning about Mr. Lethabo Molefe, who is soliciting investments with unrealistic returns. The public is ...
South African Investors Turn Inward as Tariffs Roil Markets
South Africans are turning to local investments as they navigate the storm generated by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Third try at South Africa budget may point to revenue shortfall of 4.70% of GDP, say economists: Reuters poll
South Africa's National Treasury will likely announce wider budget deficit forecasts on Wednesday as it struggles to find ...
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The rise of money mules and APPF in South Africa: How financial institutions can fight back
By Lucy King, Director, Global Alliances at LynxIssued by Solid8 TechnologiesJohannesburg, 19 May 2025Visit our press officeCombatting financial crime. Criminal groups in South Africa increasingly ...
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Trump says Iran has received US nuclear proposal
They have a proposal, but more importantly, they know they have to move quickly or something bad is going to happen,' says US ...