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Eskom's latest bout of load-shedding has thrown a metaphorical broomstick through the bicycle spokes, sending the South African economy reeling. Coupled with unrest, uncertainty and under-recovery, and we may be looking at consecutive fuel hikes over March and April.

A recent study - first of it's kind in South Africa - has revealed what type of debt obligations South African consumers regard as more important that others, and why. Throw conventional wisdom out of the window - the results may surprise you.

There are many factors to take into account when deciding on what makes a school great, such as consistency, performance, affordability and safety. Compiling data from various sources, we put together a list of the best schools in the country for the year ahead.

What is the difference between Short-Term and Long-Term Insurance? We put together a quick-and-easy guide to understanding what Short-Term Insurance covers, and how to get the best out of it.

It's important to understand that we undertake certain obligations when taking out an insurance policy. Dishonesty or negligence could have serious consequences, so we'll show you how to avoid it.

MyBroadband Insights recently released its Q4 2018 Mobile Network Quality Report, revealing which of our network providers excelled last year, and which should probably just be put out of their misery already.

Here are all the South African public holidays in 2019 and what they're all about - just in case we were starting to forget.

There is money in this country, but the national, provincial and local governments have been squandering it for years. Just how much have they put down the drain with unauthorised, irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure?

South Africa is currently experiencing some of the most intense load-shedding in the last four years, with no convincing signs of improvement. We explain the four Stages of load-shedding here, and beg the question: Is South Africa on the verge of a full-blown blackout?

No, you're not sleeping - the nightmare has become a reality. Parliament has officially approved the final amendments to the controversial AARTO Bill, and the dreaded demerit system is on the way.

In 2017, South African life insurers thwarted a total of 5 026 fraudulent claims to the value of R1.13 billion. What makes a claim fraudulent, dishonest or irregular, and why are they increasing?

Another phone scam has recently resurfaced in South Africa, targeting users of all major network providers. It's designed to prey on your curiosity, and leave you with an exorbitant phone bill.