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South Africa is being reshaped by three simultaneous migration forces: a large inflow of regional labour, a structurally significant outflow of skilled citizens and massive interprovincial movement. Each carries direct implications for business, for talent pipelines, location strategy, consumer market development, and political risk.
As South Africa commemorates Youth Day in June, the spotlight turns to a generation entering adulthood under increasingly constrained economic conditions.
South Africa’s economic outlook continued to show modest improvement in the quarter: GDP growth was revised up to 1.6% for the year, while inflation eased to 3.2% in the quarter, and the repo rate held at 6.75% amid external risks.
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South Africans love a good burger but the price of putting one on your plate has changed dramatically.
South Africa’s GDP growth story is, in many ways, a story of constraints and structural bottlenecks that have kept the economy from realising its potential for years.
The Middle East conflict is rapidly reshaping the global inflation outlook. Energy markets responded within days of the conflict starting, sending oil prices sharply higher