The IMF said its staff had completed a virtual mission to Zimbabwe and noted “significant” efforts by authorities

Like a friend in need of some cash, Eskom wants the government to pay R200 Billion of the power utilities’ massive R400 Billion debt.

Despite his massive Nkandla complex and a healthy presidential pension, Jacob Zuma claims he has no money left for lawyers.

Actress Letoya Makhene says the Bolt driver dragged her name through the mud and she will not be paying him.

Is your municipal account debt spiralling out of control? Joburg property owners have until 31 July to apply for the city’s debt rehabilitation programme.

Economists are unanimous that the SA Reserve Bank (SARB) will not drop interest rates when its Monetary Pricing Committee meets this week.

The City of Joburg approved a debt rehabilitation programme for ratepayers who meet qualifying criteria. Here’s what you need to know.

At last the government is seeking a solution to financial aid that won’t compromise universities’ financial needs like the current NSFAS.

Businesses are concerned about the 27 cents per litre fuel levy hike and the country’s burgeoning debt highlighted in Finance Minister Tito Mboweni’s 2021 Budget Speech.

Higher tax on alcohol and tobacco announced in the budget speech will further impact farmers who say they are concerned about the country’s growing debt

Namibia’s national airline narrowly escaped liquidation by reaching an agreement over unpaid debt from a contract that had gone sour.

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has attributed the country’s debit crisis to the public sector wage bill and government’s pattern of expenditure

South Africa’s economy could go the way of Lebanon and Argentina if it doesn’t live within its means, writes Natale Labia.

Due to non-payment, Eskom has taken the decision to implement severe power cuts to four municipalities in the Northern Cape.

Those who accepted three month repayment holidays and suspended their payments, will end up paying, on average, an extra R30 100.

Tito Mboweni, the IMF and even the DA all seem to have found common ground on introducing a ‘debt ceiling’ to Mzansi. Allow us to explain…

Indebted and beleaguered power utility Eskom Holdings is preparing to issue a R1 billion sukuk (Islamic) bond in its efforts to secure alternate funding sources to reduce mounting borrowing costs.

Cosatu have called for NSFAS to do more than just scrap debt for active students, and cancel the debt of millions of working people too.

It seems like NSFAS are ready to make a significant decision, after Blade Nzimande revealed that his department plans to wipe R1.96bn of historic student debt.

Africa’s overall debt stands at around $365 billion (336 billion euros), around a third of which is owed to China.

In a financial rut due to coronavirus? Well, a leading financial expert says “credit insurance” – provided by the major banks – could save our bacon.

After a meeting that was said to be ‘transparent,’ the Emfuleni made a payment of R50 million towards its debt owed to Eskom.

Eskom CEO Andre De Ruyter is scheduled to meet with Gauteng MEC Lebogang Maile over debt owed by the Emfuleni Municipality.

Eskom says the Emfuleni Municipality’s property will continue to be collected and sold off until the outstanding debt is settled.

Eskom has suspended bulk electricity interruption to Dr Beyers Naudé Municipality following provincial government’s pledge to help pay its debt.