A social media influencer has shocked South Africans by revealing she spends up to R10 000 a week on Woolworths food…

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We go back in time and compare how much popular South African groceries cost today versus 40-years ago. Just wow …

A shocking survey reveals over 50% of people rely on loans just to eat. Discover the impact of the cost of living in today’s day and age.

It may be the festive but many have felt the pain in their pockets due to food prices. Data shows that groceries now average up to R 5 314.

Understanding factors driving the escalating food prices is crucial as many households grapple with the financial strain.

High petrol prices, unemployment, increased food prices, increased electricity prices and load shedding has depressed many South Africans.

Checkers, Makro, Pick n Pay, Shoprite and Woolworths, which of these supermarkets is offering the BEST prices this week?

Worrying new statistics show that households are spending upwards of 40% of their income on food. Why are SA food prices going up?

Fluctuation in meat prices, Checkers goes up, Woolworths comes down and Shoprite stays number ONE for your weekend braai.

We pit Checkers, Pick n Pay, Shoprite and Woolworths against one another to see which supermarket has the best prices this WEEK.

Between Checkers, Pick n Pay, Shoprite and Woolworths, which is SA’s favourite supermarket? Mzansi has spoken, here’s what you VOTED.

In a basket comparison between Checkers, Pick n Pay, Shoprite and Woolworths – which offers the cheapest prices on groceries?

Headline inflation stabilises in July 2023, keeping within the Reserve Bank’s target range. But these items still cost us more.

Auditing firm Deloitte has compared the spending habits of 13 countries, and found South Africans are the most frugal people on the planet.

[WATCH] Tweeps react to a TikToker, who shared a video of herself and her Caucasian boyfriend paying 50/50 on groceries.

‘I used to love the high end products but these days every rand counts,’ says one South African shopper who is struggling to get by.

Food and basic hygiene products continue to rise in South Africa with items such as 5l of cooking oil costing an average of R228,94.

With the prices of everyday essentials, such as petrol and oil, going up, it’s important to find ways to survive the high cost of living.

A recently published set of data revealed that South Africans are on average paying more than R4,000 for their household food.

The Checkers FreshX stores will be competing with Woolworths, which has a tight grip on the premium retail market.

Where are the lowest prices, and the bum deals? Here’s the average cost of groceries for residents in Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban and Pretoria.

According to its CEO, Shoprite would seriously consider purchasing its own vaccines to speed-up the rollout process in SA.

Whether you spend too much on food or clothes, here are helpful guidelines to make your budget stretch further.