ANC government has 100% failure rate on economic targets

The ANC government has not met any of its economic targets laid out in South Africa’s National Development Plan 2030. View online THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2026 TODAY'S TOP STORIES 1 ANC government has 100% failure rate on economic targets The ANC government has not met any of its economic targets laid out in South Africa’s National Development Plan 2030. 2 R100,000 fine warning for anyone employing a domestic worker in South Africa Recently gazetted laws will hit employers hiring illegal foreign workers with a R100,000 fine for first offenders, including households that employ domestic workers.  3 John Steenhuisen’s national disaster could cost South Africa R13 billion South Africa's current FMD outbreak has already cost the country billions of rands, with this number likely to increase on the back of a restrictive government response. 4 Prominent politician said that when black royal families ruled South Africa, there was order and no prisons “When South Africa was under royalty, there was not a single jail in the country. It means there was order under our kings.” - Mzwanele Manyi. 5 André de Ruyter’s prediction about South Africa moving away from Eskom becoming true Former Eskom CEO André de Ruyter's prediction that South Africa's energy landscape would change rapidly with the deregulation of the energy market has become a reality. 6 Top pharmaceutical company wants to stop the sale of some weight loss drugs in South Africa Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk headed to court in South Africa on Wednesday to try to halt the sale of unapproved copies of semaglutide. 7 DStv gets new sports channel DStv quietly launched a new sports channel across its Access, Family, Compact, and Compact Plus bouquets on streaming and satellite. 8 End of an era for iconic South African company Tiger Wheel and Tyre's owner, TiAuto Investments, is being acquired by Japanese giant Marubeni Corporation. 9 Another warning sign for South Africa’s economy The latest PayInc Economic Index dropped to its lowest level since November 2025, adding to a series of worrying indicators for the economy. 10 Kees Beyers accuses Woolworths of inflicting maximum damage and bankrupting his business Former Beyers Chocolate owner Kees Beyers claimed Woolworths acted maliciously in its dealings with the company, wanting to inflict "maximum damage" and bankrupt his business. 11 Reserve Bank shares details about a digital South African rand The Reserve Bank says a digital rand could support payment innovation and help preserve monetary sovereignty, but there is currently no compelling need to introduce one. 12 The salary you need to afford South Africa’s cheapest new car This is the minimum salary South Africans need to afford a new car in 2026. This email was sent to mufhandu.o.veesqed@blogger.com by News of the Day. Unsubscribe from this email.