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Sanlam's latest claims data reveals a worrying trend of rising cancer and cardiovascular claims in South Africa, highlighting the impact of lifestyle diseases and the ongoing effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on health screenings. Image: PexelsCancer remains a leading cause of severe illness claims, accounting for 54% of total payouts in this category- a 30% increase from 2023, according to Sanlam.

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Discover the troubling findings of the Tax Ombud’s eFiling Profile Hijacking survey, revealing the extent of fraud affecting South African taxpayers and the urgent need for improved security measures. Image: Ziphozonke Lushaba / Independent NewspapersThe latest findings from the Tax Ombud’s eFiling Profile Hijacking survey paint a stark picture of the vulnerabilities within South Africa’s tax system. The Tax Ombud, Yanga Mputa, presented these findings this week.

2 weeks ago | businessreport.co.za | Dieketseng Maleke

Explore the latest findings from HQA's annual review on South Africa's healthcare system, highlighting progress in diabetes care, vaccination rates, and cancer screening, while addressing the challenges that remainImage: FileSouth Africa’s healthcare system stands at a crossroads, where ensuring quality of care is not just a goal—it’s a necessity for long-term sustainability. The way patients are treated, screened, and monitored impacts everything from health outcomes to service efficiency.

2 weeks ago | iol.co.za | Dieketseng Maleke

3minExplore the challenges and decisions facing South Africa's Budget 2025 as economists debate the implications of fiscal policies amidst a stagnant economy. Image: GCISSouth Africa’s economic outlook remains bleak, with National Treasury forecasting real GDP growth of just 1.7% over the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) period.

2 weeks ago | businessreport.co.za | Dieketseng Maleke

Government revenueFinance Minister Enoch Godongwana announces an inflation-linked increase in the fuel levy, aiming to raise revenue and support essential public services amid economic challenges. Image: FileFinance Minister Enoch Godongwana has proposed an inflation-linked increase to the general fuel levy in a bid to increase revenue to protect and bolster frontline services, and he has warned of additional tax measures in the future.