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The CitizenThe CitizenCourt halts Eskom’s cut-off or take-over ultimatum to municipality
Confirms legal requirements for the Distribution Agency Agreement in Dr Beyers Naudé Municipality ruling
The CitizenSA loses R26bn a year due to water losses
South Africa loses nearly half of its treated water before it reaches end users.
The CitizenSasol hit by 20% drop but analysts flag buying opportunity
Analysts say improving operational performance extends the investment case beyond energy geopolitical premiums
The CitizenLesaka pushes Bank Zero acquisition deadline to 2027 as regulatory approvals lag
Lesaka announced it plans to acquire Bank Zero for R1.1 billion.
The CitizenEkurhuleni accused of manipulating data to inflate electricity prices
'Nersa allows it to pass without checking.'
The CitizenHere’s what entry-level jobs pay in South Africa
Salaries range from R4 000 to R24 000 per month depending on several factors.
The CitizenPlease Call Me funder to sue Makate for defamation
Elsdon says he funded Nkosana Makate when no one else would and he will not be 'branded a criminal' for honouring a contract
The CitizenTongaat Hulett escapes liquidation, saving at least 250 000 jobs
'The parties have chosen to instead work together to keep Tongaat Hulett operating and to protect the value it holds for its employees.'
The CitizenSA feels Middle East war impact as inflation jumps to near two-year high in May
Economists remain hopeful that the end of the period of interest rate hikes is near
The CitizenHere’s why Vodacom spent over R8.5m on security and cellphones for two executives
The CEO and CFO collectively paid over R91.9 million in tax.
The CitizenExposed: The rot in Sanral’s procurement system
It appears to have contravened the PFMA by not advising National Treasury within the stipulated time about contract awards that deviate from normal bidding processes.
The CitizenCape Town wants Transnet action after ‘world’s worst container port’ ranking
Despite improvements, the port's poor performance against its global peers is hurting economic growth, says the city.
The CitizenDistribution expansion gives alcohol brand boost to compete with giants
The acquisition will give the brand an opportunity to compete with other well-known RTD brands, such as Bernini and Brutal Fruit.
The CitizenTFS denies Mr D drivers earn R27.50 per delivery
Takealot Fulfilment Solutions says wages are not based on a single fixed amount.
The CitizenInvestec tweaks airport lounge visit rule
To unlock unlimited visits, clients must now meet monthly deposit requirements.
The CitizenThe Hormuz crisis should be a gold mine for SA, but it isn’t
Two-thirds of container ships have been diverted around the Cape due to the Iran war, but most are bypassing us.
The CitizenLibertas GH: Where are the crypto millions?
Libertas GH's consulting attorney, Paresh Pursooth, dismissed allegations against the company and rejected claims that it operated as a Ponzi scheme.
The CitizenAlleged former Cartrack employee claims many trackers do not work, among other allegations
Cartrack told The Citizen it would not reply directly to the publication's questions, but would instead release a statement during the course of the day.
The CitizenTransport minister advises Uber, Bolt to install panic buttons
Creecy was asked by EFF MP Lorato Florence Tito about what measures the department has taken to ensure the safety of drivers and passengers of e-hailing services.
The CitizenSA faces tougher FATF review as Madlanga allegations mount
The ability to investigate and prosecute organised crime could come under scrutiny if weaknesses in law enforcement persist, warns National Treasury.
The CitizenTshwane councillors’ increase challenged in court
'Millionaire VIP protectors' also questioned.
The CitizenB-BBEE is imperfect and needs work, says BMF President
'B-BBEE is not a political instrument; rather, it is a structural economic intervention aimed at remedying historical exclusion.'
The CitizenSpar CEO acknowledges management mistakes behind retailer’s struggles
'We allowed our cost base to outgrow revenue for too long.'
The CitizenXiaomi 17T officially launches in SA
More than just a smartphone, the 17T is a storytelling tool built to capture South African expression, identity, creativity and culture with exceptional detail and clarity.
The CitizenWhy Dis-Chem is spending hundreds of millions to disrupt itself
'The alternative is to stay safe and become irrelevant over time' - CEO Rui Morais.
The CitizenTshwane wins Mooikloof Mega City electricity distribution battle
Municipalities' exclusive reticulation right confirmed.
The CitizenHere are ways to make your first salary go further
What you do with your first few salaries could shape your financial life for years to come.
The CitizenUnderstanding funeral cover and social grant deductions: What you need to know!
In South Africa, funeral policies linked to social grants are strictly regulated to protect beneficiaries.
The CitizenGDP grows in Q1, but little hope for growth in Q2
This marks the sixth consecutive quarter of growth.