Monique Vanek is the Africa Economics & Government Editor at various prominent publications. She covers a range of topics including finance, financial markets, retail, and legal affairs, with a keen focus on Africa's economy and business landscape. Monique's insights have been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Sunday Times, and Bloomberg News.
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Expected to strengthen further in 2025 – ‘but improvements will be gradual’.
South Africa’s president said he will soon set up a panel that will provide advice on a national dialogue that will be held next year on the country’s future development path.
South Africa's economic growth has averaged less than 1% in the past decade contributing to an unemployment rate of 32.1% and inequality.
South Africa will start providing high frequency data on the agriculture sector’s performance after a shock third quarter contraction in the industry put the government’s growth projection in jeopardy and led the country’s biggest farm-industry lobbies to commission a probe.
South Africa’s economy is set to forge an upward path this year after misfiring for more than a decade, boosted by steps to address growth constraints and higher consumer spending, according to top-ranked analysts.
South Africa’s economy is set to forge an upward path this year after misfiring for more than a decade.
South African may be able to regain an investment-grade credit rating within two years, Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said.
The government is focused on implementing structural reforms to lift South Africa's potential economic growth rate, Godongwana said.
By: Ekow Dontoh, Monique Vanek
Over the course of the next month, African nations representing almost three-quarters of the continent’s gross domestic product are set to stake out different approaches to interest rates, as they weigh the risks of protectionist US policies on their economies and inflation.
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