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The CitizenThe CitizenCapitec business banking: Simple, transparent solutions for growing businesses
Capitec's Business Banking Account is designed with simplicity in mind, combining practical tools with reliable technology.
The CitizenSouth Africa’s top earners hit breaking point as debt swallows 100% of monthly income
The index found that those earning more than R50 000 a month need 101% of their salary to service debt.
The CitizenNestlé KitKat fuels South Africa’s Formula 1 fever
Stand a chance to win Formula 1 tickets to the iconic Monza Grand Prix in Italy.
The CitizenDrivers of foreign cars must declare with Sars before leaving or entering SA
Those who fail to comply could face enforcement action from the taxman.
The CitizenMotorists could help fund RAF through licence payments
The Department of Transport is researching a vehicle owner contributory scheme to fund the RAF, according to Minister Barbara Creecy.
The CitizenPityana to take his Absa board dismissal case to the SCA
The Pretoria High Court last month dismissed his application for leave to appeal against a March decision by the same court, which found in Absa's favour.
The CitizenCourt ruling opens the door to private procurement of FMD vaccines
FMD Response SA warned that the judgment does not create a free-for-all or give farmers an automatic right to import vaccines themselves.
The Citizen7 reasons car warranty claims get rejected and how to avoid it
When a claim is rejected, it is rarely because a customer has done something wrong on purpose.
The CitizenPick n Pay freezes salaries and slashes headcount in ‘future-fit’ restructuring drive
Pick n Pay says it remains committed to safeguarding jobs.
The CitizenJohn Steenhuisen calls for a collaborative action plan between South Africa and Botswana to combat FMD
According to Steenhuisen, it is clear that no country can defeat FMD in isolation.
The CitizenHere’s how young graduates and professionals can get onto the property ladder sooner
With repayments limited to just the interest for the first two years, the prospect of buying your own home can move from being a 'one day' dream to a 'right now' possibility.
The CitizenStandard Bank overtakes Capitec, FirstRand as Africa’s most valuable bank
But this three-way tussle will be with us for some time yet ...
The CitizenGauteng transport department ordered to pay Putco R154.4m
Department also issued with a punitive court cost order for failing to comply with its obligations.
The CitizenGrower-led group enters fight for Tongaat Hulett
The coalition says its proposal is built around the long-term sustainability of the fragile company, with its members listed as equity partners.
The CitizenFitch affirms Eskom rating as utility marks year without load shedding
Fitch also affirmed Eskom's senior unsecured debt.
The CitizenThirsti praises Woolworths amid growing controversy
Bottled water brand Thirsti says its partnership with Woolworths has been built on trust and mutual growth.
The CitizenNothing left to savour for chocolatier after Woolies fallout
Beyers maintains he honoured Woolies product exclusivity even after the original deal lapsed.
The CitizenAnother Woolies supplier claims bullying
The business grew from a small family seafood operation into one of Woolies' largest seafood suppliers for more than 30 years.
The CitizenPlan for Eskom’s municipal debt has ‘stalled’
Eskom takeover seen as being favoured over private-sector partnerships.
The CitizenAI and data sharing fuel rise in African tax disputes
Companies urged to be 'defence-ready' as disputes intensify
The CitizenNew Woolworths boss faces urgent to-do list
A decision on Country Road looms large, while Checkers simply cannot be underestimated
The CitizenHow social entrepreneur Retang Phaahla left her quantity surveyor job to start tea business
Retang Phaahla said they were looking for natural resources that could uplift the community and create jobs.
The CitizenMantashe ordered to transfer mining right to Afrimat
A nine-month administrative delay could have serious commercial and employment consequences for the company, high court finds.
The CitizenPick n Pay sells down R4.7bn in Boxer to shore up turnaround
Blip in momentum at the end of last year was not on anyone's radar
The CitizenWhat you need to know when buying or selling a car
It's easy to forget that affording a car involves more than just monthly instalments - there are additional costs to factor in
The CitizenBolt South Africa launches electric cars – but will rides be cheaper?
Bolt is expanding with a fully electric vehicle category.
The CitizenFormer RAF CEO and board face possible criminal charges
Scopa plans to take action over fruitless and wasteful spending, particularly on court cases with no chance of success.
The CitizenEskom zeroes in on offenders linked to load shedding procurement contracts
Including staff and suppliers suspected of fraud and corruption in a deal.
The CitizenEntrepreneurs have a week left to enter the Kasi SME pitch challenge with R1m prize
National winner to walk away with R1 million.