Price of food going UP!
The group's annual survey Household Affordability Index showed that people were spending about R5 000 on food and other household goods.
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The group's annual survey Household Affordability Index showed that people were spending about R5 000 on food and other household goods.
South Africans are paying nearly R5,000 for a household food basket — up 11.6% from a year ago.
The supposed trade-off between higher wages and unemployment is a smokescreen. The real trade-off is between wages and profits.
SA is currently faced with a tough economy and the cost of living keeps increasing.
A number of factors are impacting price increases. That's according to the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity Group.