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South Africa is not ready for the changing world order
Whether these governments listen is another matter altogether.
6 April 2026
Whether these governments listen is another matter altogether.
So yes, inequality is a problem, but the cause of that problem is government.
Increased oil prices will cause knock-on effects in South Africa, increasing the cost of living and raising inflation.
The combination of moderated taxes and enforcement is a clear signal that a broader approach is necessary.
What makes it worse is that some salaries are swallowed entirely by repayments from loans taken earlier, trapping them in a cycle that restarts every payday.
Bitcoin has many state-proof qualities, including its decentralised structure, its scarcity and its ability to evade censorship.
Has gold really gone up or has the dollar simply come down?
By aiming for any inflation above 0%, the SARB is acting contrary to the Constitution.
The year started off on an ugly note with the signing of the Expropriation Act by President Cyril Ramaphosa in late January.
Real growth starts with real saving, not spending.