JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 11 (Xinhua) -- South Africa's 2025 budget is expected to address high debt service costs and increase taxes on alcohol and tobacco, a South African economist said on Tuesday.

KPMG South Africa said it is forecasting economic growth of 1.5% in 2025 and a further 1.8% in 2026. The company said that the inflation rate is expected to end 2024 well below target and remain ...

Given the duration, as well as number of areas that were touched on by the President in his speech, gives an indication to ...

[Photo: Courtesy] Global auditor KPMG cleared out its South African leadership Friday after damning findings of an internal investigation into work done for the Guptas, business friends of ...

(MENAFN- Caribbean News Global) AFRICA – The African Development bank Group and international accounting organisation KPMG South Africa have launched a report setting out an innovative approach ...

KPMG South Africa, in partnership with the African Development Bank participated in the Africa Heads of State Energy Summit this past week. Held in Dar Es Salaam, the summit brought together ...

Frank Blackmore, lead economist at KPMG South Africa, made the remarks while announcing the consulting company's key predictions for the upcoming 2025 national budget speech regarding taxation and ...