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End of an era for home loans in South Africa

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Monday, 4 May 2026

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End of an era for home loans in South Africa
The end of the prime rate in South Africa will have notable implications for both lenders and borrowers, with the transition set to be complex and slow.
Serious storm is set to hit South Africa
South Africa’s low-inflation environment is set to reverse as Middle East-driven fuel shocks push inflation above target, likely forcing interest rate hikes.
R14 per litre of petrol ‘promise’
Government officials have promised a review of South Africa's fuel price formulae for years. Now, it is time for this review to materialise.
Warning for South Africans who use diesel
Rising diesel prices are accelerating a growing illicit trade in adulterated fuel that boosts seller profits but damages engines.
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South Africa’s official product standards body did not have a permanent CEO for 8 years
The entity reports to the Department of Trade, Industry, and Competition and is responsible for developing, promoting, and maintaining South African National Standards.
The tide is turning against one of South Africa’s biggest employers
A prominent economist warns that recent growth indicators for one of South Africa’s largest employers aren't as good as they sound.
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Load-shedding can come back in three years
If Eskom decommissions its coal-fired plants according to schedule, South Africa will face an electricity shortfall in the next three to four years, with this crisis potentially being worse than in the past.
Buyers are paying over R50 million to secure these Cape Town properties
Cape Town’s premium property market is seeing buyers spend upwards of R50 million on exclusive boutique developments, as demand shifts towards smaller, design-led homes in prime locations.
Chinese and Indian cars taking over South African roads
The CEO of Combined Motor Holdings said Indian- and Chinese-sourced vehicles now make up over half of the vehicles sold in South Africa.
South African taxpayers are being cut off at the knees
A recent court ruling has warned taxpayers that poorly prepared SARS objections can be dismissed from the outset, preventing the underlying tax dispute from ever being heard.
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