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South Africa's central bank to hold benchmark rate at 8.25% on May 30 - Reuters poll - Vimarsana News

South Africa's central bank to hold benchmark rate at 8.25% on May 30 - Reuters poll

South Africa's central bank will hold its benchmark interest rate at 8.25% on May 30, the day after the country's general election, before likely beginning an easing cycle next quarter as... -May 24, 2024 at 01:09 am EDT - MarketScreener

No hope for an interest rate cut next week. Or any time soon - Vimarsana News

No hope for an interest rate cut next week. Or any time soon

The Monetary Policy Committee is expected to keep interest rates at an uncomfortable 15-year high next week, despite a slight easing of consumer inflation.

Source: news24.com
Day 56 load shedding free, but this energy expert says Stage 5 is possible this winter - Vimarsana News

Day 56 load shedding free, but this energy expert says Stage 5 is possible this winter

It has been 56 days since South Africans experienced load shedding, but as we head into winter, the country is projected to feel the pinch of the energy crisis.

Source: iol.co.za
54 days without load shedding: Economist highlights private sector helping to keep the lights on - Vimarsana News

54 days without load shedding: Economist highlights private sector helping to keep the lights on

A Standard Bank economist has highlighted the impact the private sector is playing in keeping load shedding at bay.

Source: iol.co.za
54 days without load shedding: Private sector is helping Eskom to keep the lights on - Vimarsana News

54 days without load shedding: Private sector is helping Eskom to keep the lights on

It has now been 54 days since South Africa last experienced load shedding and this leading economist believes that the efforts of the private sector to generate their own power has contributed to Eskom keeping the lights on.

Source: iol.co.za