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Natasha Marrian
Verified
Editor at Large, Business Live
Johannesburg
Beats
Business , Technology , Politics
Content
By Natasha Marrian Verified| Business Day Verified Economic growth and “bread and butter” issues are likely to trump traditional race politics in shaping SA’s future political landscape, the latest polling by the Institute for Race Relations (IRR) has shown. The IRR’s communication head, Hermann Pretorius, presented its latest survey on Tuesday, which produced a surprising outcome: for the first time, the DA’s electoral support outstripped the ANC’s due to the impasse over VAT in the government of national unity (GNU).
By Natasha Marrian Verified| Business Day Verified Support our award-winning journalism. The Premium package (digital only) is R30 for the first month and thereafter you pay R129 p/m now ad-free for all subscribers. DA leader John Steenhuisen, left, and President Cyril Ramaphosa shake hands in this file photo. Picture GCIS the ANC and the DA are both to blame for the budget impasse — both have a poor appreciation for what is at stake and are on autopilot in their respective small-minded corners.
By Natasha Marrian Verified| Business Day Verified Economic growth and “bread and butter” issues are likely to trump traditional race politics in shaping SA’s future political landscape, the latest polling by the Institute for Race Relations (IRR) has shown. The IRR’s communication head, Hermann Pretorius, presented its latest survey on Tuesday, which produced a surprising outcome: for the first time, the DA’s electoral support outstripped the ANC’s due to the impasse over VAT in the government of national unity (GNU).
Company Info
Business Live
Business Day is a national daily newspaper in South Africa, published Monday to Friday in both print and digital formats. Established on May 1, 1985, and headquartered in Parktown, Johannesburg, it operates under Arena Holdings. The publication focuses on national and international news, with a strong emphasis on South Africa’s economy, business sector, political economy, and financial markets. Business Day offers a daily newspaper that covers business, politics, and general news, available in print and as an e-paper. Its digital presence includes BusinessLIVE for online updates, mobile apps for various platforms, and an e-edition that mirrors the print version. The newspaper also features several supplements, including *Motor News*, *Home Front*, and *Investors Monthly*. Additionally, it provides an opinion section with insights from influential columnists and integrates multimedia content across Arena Holdings’ platforms, including *Financial Mail* and Business Day TV.
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Founded: 1985