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As the sun rises over the newly secured, electrified perimeter of the Matjhabeng Enterprise Industrial Park (MEIP), it doesn’t just illuminate freshly paved walkways and
Africa is urbanising rapidly. According to Africa’s Urbanisation Dynamics 2025 (an OECD report), our cities will house 1.4 billion people by 2050 – twice today’s
President Cyril Ramaphosa has repeatedly emphasised South Africa’s commitment to industrialisation – with a focus on growing manufacturing capacity, attracting investment and building globally competitive
South Africa’s 257 municipalities, the bedrock of local governance, are currently grappling with a severe trifecta of challenges: worsening financial mismanagement, decaying infrastructure and rapidly
As South Africa’s Government of National Unity (GNU) charts its course despite challenges, the spotlight remains on delivery – and few areas are as urgent or
A national budget is often dismissed as a series of promises and colossal figures recited by a country’s Minister of Finance. Yet, for many South Africans, the
The Matjhabeng Local Municipality and Ntiyiso Consulting Group have been alerted to a scam involving an individual falsely claiming to represent both entities. This fraudster
Following subdued economic performance in 2024, with the projected Gross Domestic Product (GDP) anticipated to approximate 1% for the year, there exists a sense of
Donald Trump’s election as the president of the United States of America in 2025 carries significant potential implications for the South African economy. During his
South African municipalities are required by law to generate their income through property taxes, service charges, traffic fines, and other means while enforcing credit control
