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The CitizenThe CitizenMost state companies report a profit
But no improvement at SAA, PetroSA or Denel – and questions around Prasa.
The CitizenDiscovery Bank unveils industry-first innovations: crypto trading, AI security, and expanded rewards
These enhancements reflect Discovery Bank’s commitment to delivering a personalised, intelligent banking experience that goes beyond traditional financial services.
The CitizenR2.7 billion raised: Here’s what the future holds for the new Cell C
Cell C Holdings was valued around R9 billion as of Thursday.
The CitizenMTI crypto ‘expert’ is earning 5% of all bitcoin recoveries, US court told
MTI investors want testimony by Craig Pedersen excluded after it was discovered he was retained by MTI liquidators on an ‘unethical contingency fee’ basis.
The CitizenScopa starts process to criminally charge former RAF CEO
Speaker of Parliament expected to decide on the next steps.
The CitizenScania Southern Africa launches results-driven campaign to reaffirm market leadership and show impact of choosing price over performance
Focus on fuel efficiency is not simply a technical consideration, it is a core business advantage.
The CitizenBlack Friday: the 4 shopper types and the habits that can help them get ahead
If someone says that you get the best bargain by staying home and not buying anything on Black Friday, chances are that person is an investor and not a spender.
The CitizenAfrican Bank CEO gets R23 million pay increase despite profit drop
Despite not being as prominent as some of its competitors, the bank still pays CEO Kennedy Bungane handsomely.
The CitizenScopa showdown with former RAF CEO scheduled for Tuesday
But will Letsoalo pitch up?
The CitizenScopa summons former RAF CEO via social media
Letsoalo could not be found at any of the provided addresses.
The CitizenAckerman family to sell shares worth R1.7 billion
After disposing of the shares, the family will continue to hold 135 354 720 ordinary shares in Pick n Pay.
The CitizenBitget’s stock futures volume exceeds $1 billion
The milestone points to fast adoption of stock-style exposure inside a crypto app by users who already fund accounts in USDT and switch between crypto and stock-linked markets on mobile.
The CitizenMTBPS: rand strengthened to below R17/$ for first time in almost 3 years
The MTBPS was good news for the rand that was just hanging in there since the start of the year and even breached R18/$ due to the US tariffs.
The CitizenAbout 50 000 valid RAF claims are in danger of prescribing
Road accident victims association warns that not even the Constitutional Court can do anything once the period allowed for these claims has lapsed.
The CitizenContingency fees appeal judgment rocks attorneys
Instructing attorney plans to seek special leave to appeal the judgment to the SCA.
The CitizenRoad accident body calls on Creecy to act on RAF board’s unlawful notice
Road crash victims and their lawyers have been complaining for years about the RAF, until parliament stepped in. Now the recommendations must be implemented.
The CitizenThe remarkable recovery of the rand in uncertain economic times
On 10 January this year, the rand was trading at R18.95/$ with economists not expecting the currency to move much. Today the rand is trading at R17.38/$.
The CitizenCSIR turns a profit with some eye-catching innovations
It’s turning its science into business, and showing that SA punches above its weight in technology.
The CitizenHere’s how Cell C plans to list on the JSE – will it make money though?
For a listing to work, a successful IPO is important.
The CitizenRAF liabilities could increase by R400bn
As a result of its decision to revert to its previous accounting standard.
The CitizenMeet the South African family making billions from pharmacies and their plans for 2026
Ivan and Lynette Saltzman founded Dis-Chem in 1978, with the first retail pharmacy in Mondeor, south of Johannesburg.
The CitizenWeBuyCars tanks 14% on JSE
Pre-listing capital raises have an ‘unfavourable impact’ on the group’s core headline earnings per share.
The CitizenBringing crypto closer, South Africa’s first crypto TV show
Crypto education gap in South Africa sparks the launch of a new educational TV to empower South Africans.
The CitizenGold shares have run hard but are still cheap
The sharp increase in the gold price saw profit margins reach new records, strengthening balance sheets and promising high dividends … with some saying the case for gold ‘is still strong’.
The CitizenWhere will the rand go?
It is holding on to its recent gains, but economists warns against volatility and downside risks.
The CitizenRAF pays the money: Over R17bn in six months
Says payment performance has reached record levels following interim board’s commitment to settle claims ‘aggressively’.