South African drivers can expect some financial relief at the petrol station next week, as petrol prices are anticipated to dip thanks to falling global oil prices and a stable rand.However, diesel users aren’t likely to share in that relief, with a notable price increase expected in August due to global supply constraints.

Consumers across South Africa are facing higher beef prices as a result of supply shortages caused by a recent outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) at one of the country’s largest cattle feedlots.

By: Jason Woosey - IOL

Following four consecutive months of decreases, fuel prices are set to increase again in July following a spike in international oil prices.

By: Yogashen Pillay – Business Report

The Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity Group (PMBEJD) on Wednesday (25/06/2025) warned that concerns have grown over affordability despite household food basket seeing a slight dip in June.

By: Ashley Lechman - IOL

The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran is sending ripples through global markets, raising concerns over potential economic repercussions especially closer to home in South Africa and the impact on consumers in the country. 

By: Mandilakhe Tshwete - IOL

South African consumers may face higher meat prices this winter as outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease, an avian flu-related ban on Brazilian poultry imports, and financial turmoil in the local poultry sector tighten supply.

By: Mandilakhe Tshwete – IOL Business

Spaza shops across the country are under scrutiny following a growing number of consumer complaints about unauthorised surcharges added to purchases made using bank cards.

The Beer Association of South Africa (BASA) acknowledges the 2025 Budget Speech delivered during the Budget 3.0 update.

By Gavin Kelly  - CEO of the Road Freight Association

The Road Freight Association (RFA) notes the decision by the Minister of Finance to increase the fuel levy by 4% (petrol 16 cents and diesel 15c a litre).