You pay at least R300 more to fill up a grocery basket with food items when compared with a year ago
By Ashley Lechman | Published Jul 27, 2023
CONSUMER PRICE
Meat prices are coming down, so get ready to sizzle some steak
By Bonny Fourie | Published Jul 26, 2023
In July it cost consumers R5 081 to fill up a basic food basket
By Ashley Lechman | Published Jul 26, 2023
City says it will respond to Nersa on electricity tariff hike complaints
By Mwangi Githahu | Published Jul 25, 2023
WATCH: TikToker jokes about expensive coffee jars with ‘ankle monitors’
By Gerry Cupido | Published Jul 25, 2023
Pick n Pay Smart Shoppers ‘sit on’ R250 million in their wallets
By Staff Reporter | Published Jul 24, 2023
India’s rice exports ban might cause upswing in global rice prices
By Given Majola | Published Jul 24, 2023
Sasol Gas does not agree with Nersa view that its 2023 price application is too high
By Edward West | Published Jul 24, 2023
Brands’ substandard service is now the norm – and we’re willingly accepting it
By Opinion | Published Jul 23, 2023
SARB keeps hawkish eye on US Fed to determine road ahead for SA rates
By Siphelele Dludla | Published Jul 23, 2023
Watch your ‘cents and rands’ to weather the storm as further interest rate hikes not ruled out
By Ashley Lechman | Published Jul 21, 2023
Load shedding filters into the price of chicken as producers pass on energy costs
By Banele Ginindza | Published Jul 21, 2023
Sigh of relief as SA’s interest rate is left unchanged, for now
By Siphelele Dludla | Published Jul 21, 2023
Relief for consumers as SA Reserve Bank keeps interest rates unchanged
By Ashley Lechman | Published Jul 20, 2023
May retail sales continue to shrink as depressed household incomes takes a toll
By Siphelele Dludla | Published Jul 20, 2023
The unsustainability of the repo rate vs bank lending rate gap: Profits and CEO bonuses soar
By Adri Senekal de Wet | Published Jul 20, 2023
