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The CitizenThe CitizenPeet Viljoen is not the best attorney to come out of Pretoria, LPC says
Viljoen says he still considers himself an attorney, although the LPC says he cannot practice as one even if two judges said he is honest and good-looking.
The CitizenFive ways entrepreneurs can look after their mental health
Several factors make entrepreneurs particularly susceptible to mental health issues
The CitizenThinking of going to a mashonisa? Here is a warning to South Africans on short-term loans
The research also suggests there has been a 14.5% increase in South Africans who took out micro-loans over the past year.
The CitizenTembisa West Secondary School crowned champions of 2025 Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition
After months of dedication, creativity and innovation, the Gauteng school was named the overall winner.
The CitizenWhat South Africa’s FATF greylist exit teaches us about effective reform
The FATF announced on Friday night that South Africa has complied with all the action items required to stop money laundering and terrorism funding.
The CitizenPlanting seeds of lasting change
Real, lasting progress doesn’t start in boardrooms or headlines –— it starts on the ground, where people live, work and dream. That’s why the Betway Cares Foundation is deeply committed to supporting grassroots projects that empower communities from the inside out.
The CitizenFarmers head to court as foot-and-mouth disease crisis deepens
Livestock producers accuse industry bodies of failing to curb the disease despite collecting millions in levies for prevention.
The CitizenAwkward conversations you should have with your financial adviser
If you are only honest with one person about your finances, it should be your financial adviser.
The CitizenCoJ loses two more high court incorrect billing cases
CoJ loses two more high court incorrect billing cases
The CitizenWill South Africa finally get off the FATF greylist?
South Africa has been on the FATF greylist for almost three years
The CitizenSouth Africans are rethinking unit trusts …
And turning to active ETFs instead.
The CitizenFSCA fines Harith General Partners R1.7 million for Fica non-compliance
Fica compliance is something companies ignore at their peril as the FSCA will see if they do not comply and fine them.
The CitizenEmpoweringHER Seminar & Business Awards 2025 returns to Inanda to celebrate women
The 2025 theme, 'Women: The Boldest Strokes of Colour', pays tribute to the vibrancy, vision and impact that women bring into every sphere of life.
The CitizenFSCA warns of scam where Bennett Nkomo offers you R3 million
The FSCA warns that two people are using its name to scam consumers
The CitizenThe contrasting tale of two Lamborghini owners …
The real horror story is that flaws within state procurement remain – and have not been lost on those with nefarious intentions.
The CitizenReview of credit rates and fees will help curb surge in illegal lending
Although prices and everything else have gone up, salaries did not keep up and neither did the requirements to qualify for credit.
The CitizenHow to calm your financial anxiety
It seeps into everything: sleep, focus, relationships, even physical health.
The CitizenHow to beat the festive rush? Shop now to start with
The shops are already playing Christmas music and every piece of tinsel reminds you of the shopping rush that is coming.
The CitizenLegal Practice Council investigating Peet Viljoen practising as an attorney
Peet Viljoen offers online consultations despite the Legal Practice Council disbarring him in 2011. His disbarment has not been lifted.