05
Jan
Wandile Sihlobo I know people often forget what they paid for groceries a few months ago, let alone last year. Things seem to be getting expensive every day, especially with our tough economic conditions in South Africa. Still, I think it is essential to highlight welcome data developments when we see some. We are ending this year with food price inflation, the rate at which prices increase, cooling off the levels we have not seen in years. For example, after slowing to 2.8% in October 2024, South Africa’s consumer food price inflation decelerated notably to 1.6% in November, the lowest…
