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  • Dealer association calls on Reserve Bank to lower interest rates - South Africa-

    National Automobile Dealers’ Association (NADA) chairperson Mark Dommisse is calling on the Reserve Bank to lower interest rates this month – should inflation allow – in an attempt to assist the retail market.

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    Fanie Brink -  Onafhanklike Landbou-ekonoom-  Afrikaans and English - INTEREST RATES BIGGEST DELUSION IN ECONOMY.

  • State should support all business, regardless of race, Tito Mboweni says

    The government needs to support all enterprises in its Covid-19 relief funding, regardless of the race, finance minister Tito Mboweni said on Tuesday.

  • Reserve Bank expected to raise rates by at least 25 basis points this week

    The bi-monthly, three-day meeting of the SA Reserve Bank’s (SARB’s) Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will end on Thursday with a 25 basis-point hike in its repo rate, which will take the prime lending rate to 7.5%.

  • Inflation targeting — probing levels of success of monetary policy in South Africa

    The South African Reserve Bank (Sarb) implemented the inflation target policy in 2000. An inflation target band of 3% to 6% was selected, and this target was based on what the Sarb thought at that time was an appropriate level of inflation to allow economic growth.

  • VIEWPOINT- High Interest Rates and Inflation Targets: Are South African Citizens and Farmers Bearing the Brunt?

    The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has faced growing criticism for its high interest rate policies, with many hardworking citizens, particularly farmers, feeling squeezed by what some call financial bullying.
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  • South Africa has laid initial foundations for hemp, with the Department of Agriculture confirming in June that additional seed multiplication sites in Limpopo and North West brought the national total to five, plus demonstration sites in all nine provinces for training.But planting is only the first link.
  • Potassium (K) availability in soils is far more dynamic than traditional static soil tests suggest, influenced by short-term factors like wetting-drying cycles, moisture fluctuations, clay mineralogy, and weather patterns—leading to significant variability in release, fixation, diffusion, and transport across various soil textures and CEC levels
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  • By perfecting complex reproductive technologies in horses – rhinos’ closest domestic relatives – researchers are building the genetic tools that could help secure the future of one of Africa’s most threatened megafauna.

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