The graph below shows the ... In South Africa, the opposite is happening. Economic growth has slowed to just above 0% and government spending is increasing. South Africa was making ...

It is enough to make you weep when you read how much better off South Africa could have been with economic growth of 4.5%.

South Africa’s economic growth forecast is the lowest on record, but this only tells part of the story about the damage President Jacob Zuma has done to the economy and businesses.

Chief economist at the Efficient Group, Dawie Roodt, has published a series of graphs showing how South Africa’s economy has steadily declined over the last three decades. South Africa’s ...

South Africa’s economy is stuck in its longest downward cycle since World War II and hasn’t grown by more than 3% annually since 2012. That’s as a policy paralysis and weak business ...

The stabilisation of the logistics sector as reflected in the latest reading of the Ctrack TFI is indeed welcomed ...

Earlier this month, Statistics South Africa confirmed that the economy grew just 0.8% in 2018, after 1.4% growth in 2017. Read: ... The import propensity graph isn’t dissimilar to our USDZAR graph.

The primary importance of high economic growth for South Africa’s future, ... The accompanying graph shows a sustained acceleration in economic growth from 1994 to 2007, ...

This infographic from The Economist shows how economic disparities between South Africa’s major racial groups (measured in real per-capita income) have grown over time. The gap between whites and all ...

Looking at all records of load shedding in South Africa – dating back to 2007 – the CSIR calculated that the total economic impact over the period is between R167 billion and R338 billion.