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Budget 2024: Why we're tapping into the SA Reserve Bank's pot of gold - Vimarsana News

Budget 2024: Why we're tapping into the SA Reserve Bank's pot of gold

Treasury has managed to avoid a debt blowout and reverse a plan to implement big departmental budget cuts by asking the Reserve Bank for help. These are funds in reserve and are meant to offer a buffer and protection to South Africa against local and external economic shocks.

Here's what a South African foreign policy should look like - Vimarsana News

Here's what a South African foreign policy should look like

SA has drifted so far from its democratic moorings that the only way to make sense of its foreign policy is that it is doing the bidding of rogue nations.

Investment in Zambian mining surges under Hichilema - Vimarsana News

Investment in Zambian mining surges under Hichilema

Investment in Zambian mining has surged since Hakainde Hichilema took over as president in 2021 from Edgar Lungu, who had soured relations with foreign mining companies.

Government acknowledges rolling blackouts will be with SA for years - Vimarsana News

Government acknowledges rolling blackouts will be with SA for years

The energy department has finally gazetted the latest Integrated Resource Plan which says South Africa won’t have uninterrupted power until at least 2030.

Gangstas' Paradise: How the 'bullet rule' of Cape gangsters is strangling the life out of South Africa's Mother City - Vimarsana News

Gangstas' Paradise: How the 'bullet rule' of Cape gangsters is strangling the life out of South Africa's Mother City

The Western Cape is South Africa’s gangsterism capital, where children are often caught in gun battles. And as criminals try to cash in on the holiday season, more violence could lie ahead.