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Sindile Vabaza examines how Xenophobia is ongoing in SA and how the government would rather scapegoat than take accountability.

Economists are warning life is about to get more expensive for indebted South Africans.

As Eskom announced that stages 2 and 3 of load-shedding could be implemented permanently for the next two years, experts have warmed of more job losses.

Analysts say Ramaphosais preoccupied with factional fighting within the ANC and has therefore been unable to focus on finding solutions to the rolling blackouts.

Efficient Group economist, Dawie Roodt, believes that the countrys weak economic growth, high unemployment levels, rising electricity and transport prices could trigger an uprising.

Amid rising costs, South Africans will have to dig deeper and pay at least 18.65% more for electricity while not receiving more power. Experts gave a breakdown and their input

South Africa’s super-rich are setting up home abroad or moving away from cities to maintain high living standards.

Amid rising costs, South Africans will have to dig deeper and pay at least 18.65% more for electricity while not receiving more power. Experts gave a breakdown and their input

Amid rising costs, South Africans will have to dig deeper and pay at least 18.65% more for electricity while not receiving more power. Experts gave a breakdown and their input

The South African Reserve Bank is likely to increase interest rates at a slightly slower rate, Dawie Roodt said.