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Rising transport, electricity and food costs squeeze South African households
South African households are under growing pressure as food, electricity and transport costs compete for shrinking incomes, with pensioners and children among those most affected.
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businessday.co.za
Households pay more as food prices defy falling input costs
Competition Commission flags lack of transparency and oversight in utility tariff hikes
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iol.co.za
Workers left with R1,653 after electricity and transport costs
Electricity and transport consumed 65.8% of a worker’s wage in August, leaving just R1,653.35 for food and other expenses, according to PMBEJD.
