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Finance News Update | 08 June 2026

  • Writer: Phophi K
    Phophi K
  • Jun 8
  • 2 min read



General Headlines


Dawie Roodt warns government over rand and stablecoin adoption

Economist Dawie Roodt has warned that South Africa’s proposed Capital Flow Management Regulations could encourage more individuals to use stable coins as a way to bypass traditional banking channels and exchange controls. He argued that tighter or outdated controls may accelerate a shift away from rand-based transactions among some users. Roodt also criticised Treasury’s approach to financial technology regulation, suggesting policymakers are underestimating how rapidly digital payment alternatives are evolving. Daily Investor


SARS intensifies payroll compliance enforcement

South African employers are facing heightened payroll scrutiny as SARS expands audits and data driven enforcement efforts. Areas attracting particular attention include fringe benefits, travel allowances, fuel cards, and other common payroll practices. The tougher stance follows the appointment of Dr Ngobani Johnstone Makhubu as SARS Commissioner, with analysts expecting reduced tolerance for compliance "grey areas" and more aggressive enforcement of payroll obligations. Daily Investor


Government moves to close the e-toll chapter

Cabinet has approved SANRAL’s proposal to close out the historical debt associated with the Gauteng Freeway Improvement Project (GFIP), effectively writing off outstanding e-toll liabilities linked to the system. The decision also includes the resolution of remaining litigation matters. Transport officials described the move as a long awaited step toward bringing the e-toll issue to an orderly conclusion. BusinessTech


Markets & Investments


Opec+ approves another output increase despite Strait of Hormuz disruption

Opec+ agreed to a fourth consecutive monthly increase in oil output targets, even as the conflict involving Iran and the United States continues to disrupt conditions for several producers. Analysts noted that the production increase may have limited short term market impact while the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed. However, they cautioned that a reopening of the Strait could rapidly shift market sentiment from supply shortage fears to concerns about oversupply. Business Day


Property & Real Assets


Cape Town’s first premium general aviation and turboprop base to open in September

Phase 1 of Atlantic Aerodrome, a purpose-built premium general aviation and turboprop facility in the Swartland, is scheduled to open in September. The project is positioned as a response to growing demand for dedicated aviation infrastructure in the Western Cape. The development will offer secure hangarage ranging from approximately 225m² to 1 800m², together with refuelling, cleaning, ground handling, and aircraft management services as part of a turnkey operating model. Property Wheel

 
 
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