The latest data released by Stats SA shows that consumer inflation hit a four-month high, rising from two-point-eight percent in May to three percent in June 2025.  The main contributors to the increase were housing and utilities, food and non-alcoholic beverages as well as alcoholic beverages and tobacco.  Stats SA has noted that meat - particularly beef - continues to be the main driver of food inflation.  Ernest Ntimbane spoke to Economist, Vukosi Maluleke

<p>The latest data released by Stats SA shows that consumer inflation hit a four-month high, rising from two-point-eight percent in May to three percent in June 2025. &nbsp;The main contributors to the increase were housing and utilities, food and non-alcoholic beverages as well as alcoholic beverages and tobacco. &nbsp;Stats SA has noted that meat - particularly beef - continues to be the main driver of food inflation.&nbsp; Ernest Ntimbane spoke to Economist, Vukosi Maluleke</p>

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Mutivi wa ikhonomi, Vukosi Maluleke u vula leswaku ku tlakuka ka Inflation ya vatirhisi i mahungu ya kahle tani hi leswi ya hari ki exikarhi ka mpimo lowu nga vekiwa hi komti ya timali ya Reserve Bank