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Study Finds SA Youth Buying Homes Worth R1.2m on Average
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World Bank approves structural reforms loan for SA
The World Bank has approved a US$1.5 billion loan (approximately R26.5 billion) to support structural reforms aimed at improving South Africa’s infrastructure. According to a statement from the Washington-based lender, the funding will address the country’s ongoing challenges of sluggish economic growth and high unemployment by tackling bottlenecks in the energy and freight
Shazia Ramzan: The revelation in a recent World Bank report that nearly 45 percent of Pakistan's population lives below the poverty line is not surprising. More worrying is that the extreme poverty rate has increased from 4.9 percent to 16.
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