The CitizenThree days in: Sizekhaya celebrates strong national response; first PowerBall multi-millionnaire and expanded National Lottery access
'Our first few days have delivered tremendous encouragement.'
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The CitizenThe CitizenWhy more South Africans are falling in love with Mauritius than ever before
From easier travel to authentic island experiences, Mauritius is winning South African hearts.
The CitizenPep’s new bank ‘PlusB’ will cost just R920m to build
This is less than a third of what Old Mutual spent ...
The CitizenNova’s auditors accused of failing to flag Companies Act breaches
Trustee alleges Flora Centre liquidation could bypass CIPC ban on property sales
The CitizenTourism department criticised over delays, red tape in funding programmes
Parliamentary committee members have questioned the effectiveness of tourism funding schemes aimed at supporting small businesses.
The CitizenSizekhaya ushers in a new era for the National Lottery
The National Lottery represents possibility.
The CitizenCapitec business banking: Simple, transparent solutions for growing businesses
Capitec's Business Banking Account is designed with simplicity in mind, combining practical tools with reliable technology.
The CitizenNestlé KitKat fuels South Africa’s Formula 1 fever
Stand a chance to win Formula 1 tickets to the iconic Monza Grand Prix in Italy.
The CitizenPityana to take his Absa board dismissal case to the SCA
The Pretoria High Court last month dismissed his application for leave to appeal against a March decision by the same court, which found in Absa's favour.
The CitizenCourt ruling opens the door to private procurement of FMD vaccines
FMD Response SA warned that the judgment does not create a free-for-all or give farmers an automatic right to import vaccines themselves.
The CitizenStandard Bank overtakes Capitec, FirstRand as Africa’s most valuable bank
But this three-way tussle will be with us for some time yet ...
The CitizenGrower-led group enters fight for Tongaat Hulett
The coalition says its proposal is built around the long-term sustainability of the fragile company, with its members listed as equity partners.
The CitizenBolt South Africa launches electric cars – but will rides be cheaper?
Bolt is expanding with a fully electric vehicle category.
The CitizenDunlop Industrial accused of withholding payment over ‘false allegations’ of collusion
The company accused two brothers of colluding to win business - but those claims are denied and are about to be tested in the KwaZulu-Natal High Court.
The CitizenPrimeXBT wins ‘Best Multi-Asset Trading Platform South Africa 2026’ award
The awards highlight organisations that demonstrate strong performance and innovation in their respective categories.
The CitizenGlobal uncertainty, African opportunity: Wars and instability steer tourists to South Africa
As conflict disrupts traditional travel routes and increases costs in the Middle East, South Africa and other parts of Africa are positioning themselves as compelling alternatives.
The CitizenJoburg Water disaster has been a decade in the making
The entity admits that the city's water and sanitation service 'is not sustainable'.
The CitizenFlySafair extends ticket surcharge to August
It could remain in place for longer if strong Eurozone summer demand puts further pressure on global jet fuel prices.
The CitizenFNB bolsters its Solopreneur offering to support a growing base of self‑employed clients
Freelancers and independent workers get a dedicated banking platform from FNB.
The CitizenWhy all banks are chasing affluent customers
Even Capitec is getting in on the action.
The CitizenCape Town rates: ‘Pay back the money, Geordin!’
De Lille's party may take contentious case back to court.
The CitizenAG shines a spotlight on the mess at Mangaung Metro
Most of the money the municipality receives goes to salaries, while service delivery suffers.
The CitizenStaying safe on the road with inDrive: Tools every driver and rider should know about
inDrive now automatically detects inappropriate profile photos using AI.
The CitizenScholar transport: Know what to check to keep children safer
What the law requires from scholar transport
The CitizenCapitec plans to enter the international market
Capitec is the youngest and the only bank in the country's Big Five that does not operate retail branches abroad.
The CitizenBusinesses adjacent to state dams may become ‘illegal’
Widespread concern about proposed new 'draconian' regulations.
The CitizenSamsung, DBE announce top 20 schools
20 schools selected to advance to the next level of 2026 Solve For Tomorrow competition.
The CitizenJohnnie Walker Blue Label marks Black Coffee’s 50th with a celebration of legacy, craft and cultural influence
Johnnie Walker Blue Label joins Black Coffee's milestone moment, blending music, luxury and cultural influence as a symbol of timeless craft and contemporary celebration.
The CitizenMore men than women say they are poor, Stats SA finds
The income indicator shows that poverty affects 40% of women versus 41.9% of men.
The CitizenPet emergency response: Essential pet first aid kit items for dogs and cats
Preparing for a pet emergency starts with recognising warning signs like sudden weakness, vomiting, diarrhoea, or pale gums.