The CitizenChanges to the Eviction Act could favour landlords in evicting non-paying tenants faster
However, landlords will still need a court order to evict tenants.
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The CitizenThe CitizenHow Shoprite built a R1bn-plus media business in plain sight
Practically everything is for sale, including in-store screens, delivery trucks, till slips ...
The CitizenFSCA launches investigation into PIC
Regulator says 'events over recent months raise serious questions' around whether 'governance, integrity, accountability and conduct' standards 'are being upheld' at the PIC.
The CitizenManufacturing has potential to do better, says Mashatile
The focus of this year's indaba is on strengthening industrial growth, improving competitiveness and unlocking investment across the continent.
The CitizenIs Eskom betting on Ramaphosa’s departure?
Eskom boldly contradicts president on unbundling.
The CitizenRetrenchments loom at Sun International
But group confirms this is limited to four of its smaller, marginal casino properties.
The CitizenDe Beers says employees will be supported as production at Limpopo mine halted for 2 years
The mining giant has removed overhead costs worth more than $100 million since 2024.
The CitizenWoven into airwaves: Why this linen business founder does his own radio ads
Continental Linen's Hillel Kahn shares how authenticity, persistence and practical thinking helped build a national retail brand.
The CitizenHere’s how much you need to earn to afford a R1.2m house
For a house worth R800 000, a gross monthly income of around R27 000 is required.
The CitizenHere’s Gwede Mantashe’s plan to ensure SA doesn’t run out of fuel
The department warns that the country could lose R1 billion a day should there be no fuel.
The CitizenNeed help putting a meal together? Woolworths introduces AI chef
Woolworths is the latest retailer to introduce an AI assistant after Checkers Sixty60 and Pick n Pay.
The CitizenR120m listing payday for 181 Boxer managers, execs
Pool of senior talent to receive more than 1.5m shares in the group.
The CitizenHere’s how the Gen Z is spending money and building credit
How people spend money is based on their personalities.
The CitizenPensioners’ retirement savings run out after 14 months
Sanlam report reveals South Africans plan for retirement too late.
The CitizenSMEs’ confidence drops in the second half of 2026
Many SMEs are now pessimistic about the remainder of the year.
The CitizenHere’s how much the prices of coffee and chocolate could drop by
However, even if global coffee and cocoa prices go down, it does not mean retail prices will also decrease.
The CitizenConstruction industry, analysts unsurprised by Sanral CEO’s resignation
Say all the recent procurement irregularities happened 'under his watch'.
The CitizenDiscovery medical aid AGM approves review of benefits for transgender members
Medical aids in South Africa currently typically classify these treatments as 'elective' care.
The CitizenCanal+ won’t comment on allegations of breaching retrenchment condition
At least 600 employees have accepted voluntary severance packages.
The Citizen7 reasons Cape Town residents are choosing secure self storage
Secure self-storage has become an increasingly popular option for residents looking to create breathing room without parting with valuable belongings.
The CitizenSamsung celebrates Youth Month: Reaffirms commitment to empowering young South Africans
By transferring critical skills that create employment & entrepreneurship opportunities for local economy
The CitizenSPAR recalls multiple yoghurts over spoilage, gastro risk – these products are affected
A machine malfunctioned during production, resulting in product blowing.
The CitizenTransnet’s bulk rail performance returns to pre-Covid levels
But remaining rail services, including containers, are in the doldrums.
The CitizenRupert entity paid R2.3bn ‘bonus’ for Reinet’s PensCorp sale
Investment manager scores high performance fee after sale of the holding company's largest asset.
The CitizenDon’t borrow money hoping for tax refund, warns National Debt Advisors
Not every taxpayer is eligible for a tax refund.
The Citizen97-year-old Edgars plans to open 50 stores – Here’s how the future looks
The retailer is set to open its first standalone cellular store called Edgars Connect.
The CitizenPick n Pay pays its lowest-paid employees nearly R6k per month, while Spar promised 40% increase
If Spar keeps its promise of a 40% increase, the lowest-paid employees could earn more than double what Pick n Pay employees earn.
The CitizenWill Woolworths face investigation following complaints of spam emails?
Customers were reportedly told they would forgo discounts if they unsubscribed from communication.
The CitizenDefinite links between construction mafia and political parties – Macpherson
Says institutionalising the prevention side of the fight is an important step as the disruptors do not operate in one sphere of government, and infrastructure delivery does not sit in one department.
The CitizenPick n Pay wants to give CEO more shares to achieve turnaround
Roughly R25m in shares will be awarded in August, which offsets those forfeited by the delay of achieving break-even.