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The CitizenThe CitizenMental health support group in South Africa spends R150k per month on suicide helpline
Calls to the helplines are toll-free, ensuring that no one is prevented from seeking help due to a lack of airtime.
The CitizenBack by popular demand: Heineken helps South Africans and Nigerians take local beer prices to the US and Mexico
A Bureau de Change... but for beers, returns as football fans prepare for one of the biggest travel seasons in recent memory.
The CitizenYou can now upload documents via WhatsApp: Here’s what you need to know about your tax return
The income tax return filing period will begin on 1 July 2026 and end on 22 January 2027.
The CitizenThe Hollywood Foundation announces Gauteng Bambelela Business Awards 2026
More than an awards ceremony, Bambelela offers support, guidance, visibility, and real opportunities for businesses working to grow and make a difference.
The CitizenLevel up your fun with the durable, long-lasting HUAWEI nova 15 Max
The HUAWEI nova 15 Max is designed for people who want to do more, see more and stay connected for longer.
The CitizenFur babies booming: Your pets at home have become big business
As pets take on a more central family role, spending has become more resilient and shifted towards higher-value goods and services.
The CitizenKleinfontein: Tshwane in pre-election rush for illegal township policy
Expropriation on behalf of community possible in divided Kleinfontein.
The CitizenHow to avoid costly vehicle breakdowns this winter
An expert said that mechanical failures caused by poor maintenance can increase the likelihood of accidents and roadside emergencies during winter.
The CitizenThings got worse under Dada Morero as mayor, says BLSA CEO
Dada Morero was elected as City of Joburg Mayor in August 2024 for the second time.
The CitizenSharks lose another Bok to Japan
Fassi's pending departure will leave the Sharks and coach JP Pietersen light in the fullback position.
The CitizenClicks warehouse system delay wipes out about R175m in sales
Clicks opened its 1 000th store during the period.
The CitizenMr Price generates roughly R16.4 million a day in operating profit
Mr Price opened 196 new stores across its 15 trading chains, increasing its total store footprint to 3 182.
The Citizen‘Our engagements continue’ – Pick n Pay on halting retrenchments of 22,000 workers
Retrenchments are not completely off the table.
The CitizenNkusi IT Siyasebenza launches EPWP Smart Track, a digital workforce management platform built on Microsoft Power Platform
At the heart of the platform is a mobile-first check-in experience built on Microsoft Power Apps.
The CitizenEskom municipal takeover may expand to 30 municipalities
Legal compliance process to be expedited.
The CitizenBMW SA’s ‘hidden gem’ business unit employs more staff than Rosslyn plant
BMW IT Hub is projected to contribute R4bn to the SA economy this year.
The CitizenShoe brand Bathu in hot water: Gauteng Mall approaches court over unpaid rent
Owners of Springs Mall are seeking more than R1 million for a breach of contract by Bathu.
The CitizenThree days in: Sizekhaya celebrates strong national response; first PowerBall multi-millionnaire and expanded National Lottery access
'Our first few days have delivered tremendous encouragement.'
The CitizenUS targets South Africa with proposed 12.5% tariff over forced-labour import controls
The proposed tariffs come ahead of the expiry of the temporary 10% tariff on South Africa and other countries on 24 July 2026.
The CitizenNorth West mine shuts down temporarily amid retrenchment talks involving nearly 500 workers
Wesizwe Platinum says Bakubung Platinum Mine's temporary shutdown is intended to allow for meaningful engagement during retrenchment talks.
The CitizenInvestors thump Absa, with astounding 43% vote against exec pay
This would've needed most of its top 10 shareholders to vote against it.
The CitizenRWC will be on SuperSport, and we didn’t cancel Winter Olympics – Canal+ CEO
As group lists, Saada is 'absolutely and totally confident' it will turn around ailing MultiChoice.
The CitizenOutstanding loans surge to R2.7 trillion as South Africans open 875 000 loans in 3 months
The report examines consumer credit behaviour.
The CitizenCanal+ listing on JSE signals confidence in the bourse’s African growth strategy
Canal+ is the first French company to list on the JSE.
The CitizenFlySafair is cutting its fuel surcharge – here is by how much
FlySafair in March added a surcharge to its most popular routes in response to expected spikes in the price of oil.
The Citizen9 ways South Africans can earn money online and how much they pay
'The online economy is opening doors for young people ‒ but success depends on using credible platforms and building the right skills.'
The CitizenCoJ finances ‘a horror show’ – Scopa member
AG says CoJ wrote off R9bn in consumer debt, while City Power incurred R5.7bn in electricity losses and Johannesburg Water R2.8bn from water losses.
The CitizenTraxtion ramps up bid to build Africa’s biggest rail company
The company's $86m equity raise was heavily over-subscribed, indicating the appetite for the future of private rail in Africa.
The CitizenHigher food prices looming: Tiger Brands to spend R25m on fuel per month
The food producer anticipates difficult trading environment for the second half of its financial year.