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SADC tourists boost SAs international travel Updated Steve Bhengu Share this: Statistics South Africa says despite the Covid-19 blow to the travel and tourism industries, the countys seen a healthy number of international visitors arrive in recent months.  iStock Its been collecting data and tracking movement at major airports - like Durbans King Shaka International - since the hard lockdown came to an end last year, and cross-border tourism was given the green light again. Stats SAs Tshawro...

Statistics South Africa has published its latest consumer price index, showing that annual headline inflation jumped to 4.4% in April from 3.2% in March, mainly…

Lindohkuhle Makhubo’s online store is among the Covid-19 causalities. In March, the 27-year-old from Newcastle in KZN had to liquidate the business because she couldn’t keep up. .. This article is free to read if you register or sign in. If you have already registered or subscribed, please sign in to continue.

'While we did see a decline in bookings over December 2020 due to beach closures and other restrictions, we again saw an uptick in bookings once these restrictions were lifted.'

Motorists are paying more for fuel than they would have over a year ago.

CPI rises to 3.2% in March - Stats SA The annual consumer price inflation increased to 3.2% in March up 0.3% from the February figure of 2.9%. Picture: Pixabay.com This signaled a 0.7% month-on-month increase. Economists projected that the rate would increase above 3% following increases in fuel prices in March. The February CPI was 2.9%. CPI #inflation was 3,2% in March 2021, up from 2,9% in February 2021...

Statistics South Africa has published its Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March 2021, with inflation once again rising back into the South African Reserve…

Stats SA has released its latest report on the mining industry on Tuesday, the first of several reports on key economic indicators due this week.

FACT CHECK: Does SA really have 15 million illegal migrants? By senior researcher Cayley Clifford In March 2021, the hashtag #15MillionIllegalMigrants appeared on Twitter, with claims that there were 15 million illegal migrants in South Africa. One tweet shows a screenshot of a document that claims South Africa has “just over 15 million unregistered or undocumented people”. Another has a screenshot of a November 2020 tweet by Herman Mashaba, former mayor of Johannesburg, in which he claime...

If you earn a salary of R5,000 per month and live in a household of more than one, then you are in the bottom 38% of South Africans.