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Using our unique scenario planning methodology, we work with organisations that want to anticipate long term risks and opportunities in order to thrive in a future South Africa.

Without such an environment, the gap between population growth and economic growth will widen, a further decline in GDP ...
11/09/2026

Without such an environment, the gap between population growth and economic growth will widen, a further decline in GDP per capita will ensue, and mounting socio-economic stresses in places like Gauteng will make them prone to further unrest and violence, writes CRA Deputy Head of Research Gerbrandt van Heerden.

CRA clients get exclusive analysis on SA's demographics in our latest Macro Review.

Contact Chris Hattingh: [email protected]

There is a substantial risk of complacency. AGOA’s extension will be presented by some as proof that South Africa’s trad...
10/09/2026

There is a substantial risk of complacency. AGOA’s extension will be presented by some as proof that South Africa’s trade relationships are healthy and that the country’s export sector has a stable foundation to grow from. That reading mistakes the absence of a specific external threat for the presence of a sound domestic growth strategy, writes CRA Executive Director Chris Hattingh.

CRA clients get exclusive analysis on US-SA trade in our latest briefings.

Contact Chris Hattingh: [email protected]

To book the full briefing contact the CRA team: chris@cra-sa.comSouth Africa's local elections are shaping up to be more...
10/09/2026

To book the full briefing contact the CRA team: [email protected]

South Africa's local elections are shaping up to be more than a routine test for the ANC. They're set to reshape the political landscape businesses will be operating in for years to come.

Our briefing, Gold at Stake: Why these local elections will reshape South Africa, brings new CRA polling on voter preferences together with bespoke analysis, giving businesses a sharper read on the political terrain ahead.

The briefing covers:
🔹 Political party polling trends
🔹 A further declining ANC
🔹 Public priorities and policy preferences
🔹 What lies ahead in 2027, and beyond

A smaller coalition of larger, compatible parties, with fewer hands out for patronage, will outlast a sprawling alliance...
09/09/2026

A smaller coalition of larger, compatible parties, with fewer hands out for patronage, will outlast a sprawling alliance of rivals every time. Cohesion beats raw seat totals, and a steady minority can govern better than an incoherent majority, writes CRA Research Associate Ofentse Davhie.

CRA clients get exclusive analysis on the upcoming local government election in our latest briefings.

Contact Ofentse Davhie: [email protected]

"The Centre for Risk Analysis (CRA) recently said that these leakages also pose a major threat with the looming record E...
09/09/2026

"The Centre for Risk Analysis (CRA) recently said that these leakages also pose a major threat with the looming record El Niño weather event."

CRA clients get exclusive analysis on the state of infrastructure in our latest briefings.

Contact Chris Hattingh: [email protected]

South Africa's demographic profile is shifting, and the changes will shape the economy for decades.The latest CRA Macro ...
08/09/2026

South Africa's demographic profile is shifting, and the changes will shape the economy for decades.

The latest CRA Macro Review looks at three forces at once: a changing population structure, migration in and out of the country, and the pressures facing young South Africans entering an unforgiving labour market.

To book a briefing, or to discuss how these risks apply to your business, contact Chris Hattingh at [email protected]

To book the full briefing or to discuss how these risks apply to your business, contact Ofentse at ofentse@cra-sa.com.As...
08/09/2026

To book the full briefing or to discuss how these risks apply to your business, contact Ofentse at [email protected].

As coalition governance becomes the norm across South Africa's metros, the number of parties in play and the ideological distance between them increasingly shape whether a municipality delivers or stalls.

Inside:
- Metro voter turnout
- Johannesburg's fragmented political terrain
- A map of municipal finances and hung municipalities
- ANC electoral performance over time

The worry is what the money actually buys. If you borrow to build revenue-generated infrastructure... That pays for itse...
04/09/2026

The worry is what the money actually buys. If you borrow to build revenue-generated infrastructure... That pays for itself, and the debt is sound. That's A-OK. But if you borrow to plug the same operating losses year after year, you've added debt without adding any ability to repay it, and that's the issue, says CRA Research Associate Ofentse Davhie.

CRA clients get exclusive analysis on the state of municipal finances in our latest briefings. Contact Ofentse Davhie: [email protected]

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