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African Union continues pursuit of Africa Credit Rating Agency

The African Union continued its mission to establish the Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA), which aims to illuminate knowledge on African economies to further investment into African states, which has routinely been hindered by damning credit scores from multinational credit agencies. This makes the establishment of AfCRA crucial to the

Budget Speech delay sparks political and economic debate

The postponement of the Budget Speech is an unprecedented move in a year of international significance for South Africa, particularly with the upcoming G20 Summit. This delay raises concerns about the political and economic implications for the government. Speaking on VOC’s NewsBeat on Thursday, Professor Patrick Bond, a political economist

VOC launches the Pre-Eid market in 2025

The much-loved VOC Pre-Eid pop-up market will bring smiles to many this year as Team VOC is working around the clock to ensure that the pre-Eid market has something for everyone! Join the team on the 22nd and 23rd of March at Portavue Primary School, where you would be able

Bishop Lavis Crime Prevention Forum raises concerns over SAPS service delivery

*UPDATED The current Chairperson of the Bishop Lavis Community Policing Forum, Amanda Davids stated that the suspect in the mentioned case was arrested on the same day, refuting the claims made by the BLCPF.   The Bishop Lavis Crime Prevention Forum (BLCPF) has once again raised concerns over what is

Postbank partners with Spar to accelerate Sassa card switch process

Over two million social grant recipients are still required to switch from the SASSA Gold Card to the newly introduced Postbank Black Card, Postbank CEO Nikki Mbengashe revealed during her presentation on updates on the card replacement process to Parliament’s social development committee on Tuesday (18 February). The government has

Political analysts’ response to the postponing of the budget address

The budget address from South Africa has been postponed for the first time in its democratic history. Professor Andre Duvenhage, a political analyst from Northwest University, stated on VOC Breakfast that this is a definite sign that the Government of National Unity (GNU) may turn into a true government crisis.

Economist deems budget postponement as a “step in the right direction”

The Government of National Unity (GNU) is finally taking a step towards the right direction, according to Economist Dawie Roodt. This comes after the Finance Minister, Enoch Godongwana postponed Wednesday’s planned national budget speech due to disagreements within the GNU over certain aspects of the budget. Speaking on VOC Breakfast

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