Telling Your Story,
Interpreting Your Data
We use data and visual tools to tell stories – insightful, compelling stories about the
economy and political climate in south Africa. We’ve worked with JSE Top 25
companies, government departments and political parties to share stories.
Telling Your Story, Interpreting Your Data
We use data and visual tools to tell stories – insightful, compelling stories about the
economy and political climate in south Africa. We’ve worked with JSE Top 25
companies, government departments and political parties to share stories.
Our Previous Clients
About Us
Hlaziya Solutions (Pty) Ltd is a data-led research and consulting company specialising in financial and socio-economic analysis.
We have extensive experience in analysing South African economic, social and political trends. Our team has been providing analysis of general elections since 2011 and we have completed a number of economic impact assessments at the national, provincial, and local level.
Our clients include companies in the JSE Top 25, government departments, non-profit organisations, and other private and public sector partners.
About Us
Hlaziya Solutions (Pty) Ltd is a data-led research and consulting company specialising in financial and socio-economic analysis.
We have extensive experience in analysing South African economic, social and political trends. Our team has been providing analysis of general elections since 2011 and we have completed a number of economic impact assessments at the national, provincial, and local level.
Our clients include companies in the JSE Top 25, government departments, non-profit organisations, and other private and public sector partners.
Our Services
Why Us
Our deep knowledge
We have over 20 years of experience in South Africa’s economy, politics and development
Our industry expertise
We work with key stakeholders in the political and private sector
Our complete solution
We don’t just write reports – we produce interactive content that captures audiences
Transparency & Partnership
We work side by side with stakeholders, ensuring every insight is understandable, trustworthy, and aligned with your goals.
Some Insights
MTBPS review: growing pains
Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana presented his fifth Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) on Wednesday. It was a much easier presentation than the previous five years, when the aftershocks of the COVID-19 pandemic could be felt in the ballooning national debt and a runaway debt-to-GDP ratio. Debt is expected to stabilise this year and debt service costs are forecast to fall for the first time in years, but growth and job creation will remain muted.
The North West has gone south
Most of our political discourse centres on coalition politics and the relationships between different parties. Our electoral system supports multi-party democracy and the African National Congress’s (ANC) loss of a national majority in 2024 has opened up the space for different parties to contest.
Nelson Mandela Bay: winning all the wrong prizes
Nelson Mandela Bay is often overlooked when we analyse the metro municipalities. Before 2011 it was the smallest of six metros, in population, in economic importance and in political significance. It probably suffered a bit from middle-child syndrome after the 2011 local government election (LGE), when Buffalo City and Mangaung joined the metro family.
Some Insights
MTBPS review: growing pains
Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana presented his fifth Medium Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) on Wednesday. It was a much easier presentation than the previous five years, when the aftershocks of the COVID-19 pandemic could be felt in the ballooning national debt and a runaway debt-to-GDP ratio. Debt is expected to stabilise this year and debt service costs are forecast to fall for the first time in years, but growth and job creation will remain muted.
North West has gone south
Most of our political discourse centres on coalition politics and the relationships between different parties. Our electoral system supports multi-party democracy and the African National Congress’s (ANC) loss of a national majority in 2024 has opened up the space for different parties to contest.
Nelson Mandela Bay: winning all the wrong prizes
Nelson Mandela Bay is often overlooked when we analyse the metro municipalities. Before 2011 it was the smallest of six metros, in population, in economic importance and in political significance. It probably suffered a bit from middle-child syndrome after the 2011 local government election (LGE), when Buffalo City and Mangaung joined the metro family.
