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Getting more households and businesses to rely on solar PV installations for power presents a challenge for the tax and budget system, says Treasury's acting director-general Ismail Momoniat.



Zulu spirituality and the legacy of the ancestors, personal and musical, are the concerns of the saxophonist and composer.

A wealth tax won't be effective in raising the revenue the same way VAT or personal income tax can, says Treasury's acting director-general Ismail Momoniat.

The annual Tax Indaba was held on Monday, where many issues relating to tax were discussed.

Debt becomes more expensive and cash flow pains increase.

Activists are seeking to democratise South Africa’s voting system and ensure it is fairer, come the 2024 general elections, as former minister Valli Moosa warns that continued parliamentary neglect of meaningful electoral reform is ‘like a person driving a truck that has fallen asleep at th...

Mayor Mxolisi Kaunda says Durban and other cities need to factor in climate change and build better and smarter.

It is clear that Parliament will not be able to pass a constitutionally compliant electoral reform act by the December deadline, writes Michael Louis.

Scientists in Tunisia have created a seemingly magical new device to produce water out of thin air. Motivated by the devastating statistics surrounding the

Scientists in Tunisia have created a seemingly magical new device to produce water out of thin air. Motivated by the devastating statistics surrounding the