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The CitizenThe CitizenTongaat Hulett delays some sugarcane grower payments – Here’s the new schedule
Small-scale growers will be paid in full first, while commercial and other growers will receive payments in stages.
The CitizenNew-format Edgars stores should have listed rivals worried
The once pariah seems to have found its groove...
The CitizenTFG commences Section 189 process
Head office roles could be affected, but questions linger about manufacturing units.
The CitizenBusiness wants to help City of Joburg, but after the elections
A 'credible counterparty' is needed in the city.
The CitizenMore than lifestyle perks: What defines real value in a premium bank account?
When bank account pricing works in your favour, it improves how useful your account is to you.
The CitizenSA women feel like an afterthought in the services meant to serve them
The findings were based on responses from more than 6 000 South African women.
The CitizenFrom soil to opportunity: How NWU creates impact in Makouspan
For the farmers of Makouspan, 3 800 hectares of farmable land need not stand idle.
The CitizenIf we don’t fix Joburg, there’s little hope for the country
The city can be fixed - but only with a stable local government willing to look outside the political parties for help.
The CitizenLewis says its CEO should be paid 23% more
But its remuneration committee decides this should be phased in over a number of years
The CitizenGuardians of The Future of Inclusive Conservation
We celebrate the exceptional strength, leadership and excellence of women at South African National Parks.
The CitizenCape Gate cartel case heads to ConCourt
CompCom fights Competition Appeal Court's scathing delay ruling.
The CitizenHere’s why Uber is cancelling Uber X
E-hailing company recently introduced Uber Electric and Moto to its Johannesburg customers.
The CitizenNWU sporting excellence takes centre stage at the 2026 North West Sports Awards
North-West University's commitment to developing talent, building competitive pathways and supporting sporting excellence is being recognised on one of the province's most important sporting stages.
The CitizenIs owning a home really a distant dream for South Africans? Here is why industry insiders say no
The cost of living, political uncertainty and fluctuating career prospects, have made making it important to make the right decisions as early as possible.
The CitizenIllegal Kleinfontein township gets free pass on punitive rates
Litigation with Tshwane metro settled so formalisation of the settlement can move forward.
The CitizenThe banks that have beaten Capitec over five years
The top performer likely would not have been on anyone's proverbial bingo card ...
The CitizenFrom KZN teacher to more than 200 funeral parlour branches, including one in UK
The funeral parlour was founded in December 2009.
The CitizenNedbank debits customers to recover mischarged fees
Contends it can recover three months of mischarged fees, but provides no clear basis for being able to do so.
The CitizenInfluencing, side hustles and entrepreneurship: How the middle class makes a living
The middle class are people who earn R30 000 or more.
The CitizenNedbank’s turnaround is taking shape – now comes the credit test
Lender's credit loss ratio increased to 95 basis points from 81 the previous year.
The CitizenState reduces claim against Agrizzi from R1.8bn to R53m
Though it could identify 'only' R7m in alleged personal benefits from the corruption the Bosasa whistleblower exposed, alongside R26.7m in assets.
The CitizenTenTrade appoints Wilfred Obasi as regional director Africa, accelerating local expansion
Wilfred Obasi takes over TenTrade's commercial operations from Victor Ufot as the broker plans to accelerate its expansion in Africa.
The CitizenHeineken brings fans closer to the action as South Africa hosts its first Premier Padel Pretoria P1 tournament
Heineken is helping celebrate the sport's next chapter as the Premier Padel Tour arrives in Pretoria
The CitizenWesBank defeated in court by family-owned dealership
The purchaser of a Ford Ranger made three payments, then absconded with the vehicle. Wesbank tried to claim from the dealer.
The Citizen20 years of excellence and two titles won at The Trading Awards Africa 2026
Looking back at fmas:26, where Weltrade stood out as 'Best Synthetic Indices Broker' and 'Best IB/Affiliate Programme'.
The CitizenRémy Martin ‘Two Cities. One Spirit.’: Where sound becomes a shared language
World Cognac Day ignited the story. The Two Cities Tour carried it forward. The Durban July then became the stage where it all came together.
The CitizenFive ways SMEs can make themselves more funding-ready
Businesses that lack a clear, consistent financial footprint may find it more difficult to access the funding they need.
The CitizenDon Julio celebrates the liquid behind World Tequila Day
As part of the World Tequila Day celebrations, guests will enjoy thoughtfully curated food pairings designed to complement the unique flavour profiles of the Don Julio portfolio.
The CitizenFinancial access beyond nationality: Banking for inclusion in South Africa
Today, financial responsibilities no longer fit neatly into one account or one category.