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The stories that interested our readers in 2025 | SA News

29 December 2025 by Guest

History will probably list 2025 as a good year for SA. The government of national unity survived, the rand strengthened, the low oil price kept people happy, interest rates declined, food prices are not increasing at double digits anymore, and the stock exchange hit a few records.

Ignorance and/or denial of the pressing problems of high unemployment, high crime, low economic growth, international tensions and the uncertainty of elections in 2026 were pushed to the rear of the stove.

People focused on what affected them personally, gauging by the most popular stories on Moneyweb in 2025.

The headline that…

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