Tamara Dimant
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27 Jul, 2020
Much has been said these past few months about 'essential' services. Some activities have to happen for the basics of life to proceed. This idea has been central to the conversation around the immediate goal of restricting the spread of the Covid-19 virus; but it is a useful guide to so much more.
Frans Cronje
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08 Jul, 2020
In his supplementary budget on 24 June, Finance Minister Tito Mboweni painted a dire picture of South Africa’s public finances in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis and the government-imposed lockdown.
Frans Cronje & David Ansara
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26 Jun, 2020
Frans Cronje and David Ansara discuss how SA govt will respond to its worsening economic and fiscal position.
Frans Cronje
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20 Apr, 2020
If you want a petri dish and distribution network to accelerate the Covid-19 pandemic through South Africa’s towns and cities, then schools are it, writes Frans Cronje.
Frans Cronje
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17 Apr, 2020
Dr Frans Cronje, Director of the Centre For Risk Analysis, speaks to Russell Lamberti of ETM Macro Advisors about the Covid-19 crisis in South Africa and the economic impact of the lockdown.
David Ansara
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17 Apr, 2020
David Ansara of the CRA discusses the South African government's national lockdown strategy and the problems associated with it, including the artificial distinction between "essential" and "non-essential" services.
David Ansara
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16 Mar, 2020
Following the announcement by President Ramaphosa last night, Sunday 15 March, a national state of disaster has been declared in South Africa to mitigate the risks of the global Coronavirus pandemic.
Accounting Weekly
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28 Feb, 2020
For the first time in five years, government gave some relief to over-stretched South African taxpayers.
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[Opinion] Stats SA's poverty survey is Covid-19's latest victim - and we can't afford to lose it
