The CitizenTaxi fares to increase in Western Cape, Limpopo on Monday
Taxi associations say these increases cannot be avoided.
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The CitizenThe CitizenEskom’s municipal agency agreement heads to court
Support from treasury, electricity minister, others 'unlawful'.
The CitizenDunlop Industrial accused of withholding payment over ‘false allegations’ of collusion
The company accused two brothers of colluding to win business - but those claims are denied and are about to be tested in the KwaZulu-Natal High Court.
The CitizenPrimeXBT wins ‘Best Multi-Asset Trading Platform South Africa 2026’ award
The awards highlight organisations that demonstrate strong performance and innovation in their respective categories.
The CitizenFeeling the pinch?: How SA grocery prices exploded in five years
South African consumers are facing soaring food costs, with some everyday essentials now costing nearly twice as much as they did five years ago.
The CitizenWhy your R10 no longer stretches the same
While official inflation has eased, many South Africans are still struggling with shrinking buying power and stubbornly high grocery prices.
The CitizenGrocery comparison shocks as UK basket comes out slightly cheaper than SA
While South Africa still offers cheaper fresh produce and meat, imported and branded products came out more affordable in the UK.
The CitizenLiving on the edge of your budget? Here’s what to do as costs rise
'For consumers who are already under financial pressure, there may be very little room to cut back further.'
The Citizen‘One wants to reserve opinion on this’ – Sars commissioner on Phala Phala saga
'I'm not at liberty at this point to discuss any taxpayer matter that goes beyond those periods because then I'll be violating the confidentiality provisions.'
The CitizenNational Treasury finds financial misconduct still persistent in most municipalities
Report reveals that municipalities fail to hold individuals accountable for financial misconduct.
The CitizeneThekwini wants biggest jump in tariffs, with Joburg not far behind
Proposed increases for electricity, water, rates and refuse compared ...
The CitizenHow Transnet plans to ‘Uberise’ rail in SA
Transnet opens up rail sector to private participation as its long-standing monopoly winds down
The CitizenTransnet says recovery plan on track as traffic at ports increases
Transnet National Ports Authority experienced 8 630 vessel arrivals for the 2025/26 financial year.
The CitizenDepartment of Transport considering private and public contributions to fund RAF
Says fuel levy revenue will inevitably reduce because of alternative energy vehicles and a hybrid funding model will lessen the burden on the fiscus.
The CitizenCapitec’s call that sent a shockwave through telcos
Free on-network calls are a gamechanger
The CitizenUnion accuses Pick n Pay of sacrificing employees instead of executives’ paycheques
The union says the proposed changes include a R2 000 reduction in wages per employee.
The CitizenBLSA CEO questions whether changes to BEE will grow South Africa
'Every rand spent on compliance bureaucracy is a rand not spent on actual service delivery.'
The CitizenMultiChoice faces potential R4bn penalty for allegedly contravening Competition Act
The Competition Commission is reportedly open to talks with the two to reach a settlement agreement.
The CitizenGlobal uncertainty, African opportunity: Wars and instability steer tourists to South Africa
As conflict disrupts traditional travel routes and increases costs in the Middle East, South Africa and other parts of Africa are positioning themselves as compelling alternatives.
The CitizenUnemployment increases as 258 000 youth lost jobs at beginning of 2026
Almost half of South Africa's youth seeking work cannot find jobs.
The CitizenSars shifts focus to escalating penalties for non-compliant trusts
All part of Sars's efforts to broaden the tax base.
The Citizen‘Food price increases are coming,’ warns Boxer CEO
Impact of higher diesel and fuel prices will start to be felt, but not across the board.
The CitizenCheckers Sixty60 suspended in Western Cape and parts of Eastern Cape
The delivery service has been suspended for the safety of drivers.
The CitizenBoxer reports a year of store expansion and job growth
New store openings created 3 400 jobs, bringing Boxer's total workforce to 35 314 employees.
The CitizenRAF ordered to pay R2.2m to pedestrian and slapped with punitive cost order
Despite binding judgments, it refused to compensate the victim because her medical aid had covered a portion of the costs.
The CitizenJoburg Water disaster has been a decade in the making
The entity admits that the city's water and sanitation service 'is not sustainable'.
The CitizenSanral procurement chief suspended again
According to informed sources.
The CitizenFlySafair extends ticket surcharge to August
It could remain in place for longer if strong Eurozone summer demand puts further pressure on global jet fuel prices.
The CitizenPhumudzo Thenga: Driving business growth through strategic positioning and enterprise execution
The group's operations are designed around delivering practical solutions to market needs, with a focus on operational services, project-based execution, and scalable business models.
The CitizenBitget Wallet expands crypto card availability to South Africa
Designed for practical utility, the Dollar Card bridges the gap between digital asset custody and daily commerce.