The CitizenMinister Parks Tau signs new rules to protect the public from spam calls
Telemarketers are prohibited from marketing to any consumer who has registered a block.
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The CitizenThe CitizenDon’t write off oil and gas exploration in SA – Tau
Minister says current gap in the global energy market is South Africa's chance to go back to the drawing board.
The CitizenIllicit tobacco trade continues to erode SA’s economy
There are at least 100 billion cigarettes consumed worldwide from the black market, with majority being consumed in SA.
The CitizenWho sold my phone number?
A real-world look at how difficult it is to trace and remove personal information from marketing databases - and why Popia is falling short.
The CitizenStandard Bank overtakes FirstRand to become Africa’s most valuable bank
Standard Bank's market capitalisation has remained above R500 billion over the past few days.
The CitizenIndia could surpass SA as Sanlam’s top earnings driver – CFO
Scale of Shriram ecosystem highlights long-term growth potential beyond the group's mature home market.
The CitizenMiddle East conflict pushes FlySafair to add extra fuel fee
FlySafair said the temporary fuel surcharge will be reduced or removed once market conditions improve.
The CitizenMarkus Jooste’s mansion in Hermanus sells for R105m
Sold within six months of being put on the market, with the proceeds going to the Reserve Bank ...
The CitizenJSE plunge sees over R2 trillion wiped out
Emerging market volatility peaks amid the Middle East crisis, which saw Brent crude jump almost 25% to $115 a barrel overnight from Sunday.
The CitizenWhy I stepped down as Spar CEO – Swartz
Group says 'highly competitive' market in SA will mean lower gross profit margins ...
The CitizenUnemployment drops: Western Cape leads job growth while Gauteng sheds jobs
The youth continue to bear the brunt of unemployment, remaining the most vulnerable group in the labour market.
The CitizenSA regulators permitting sale of vehicles with lower safety standards
The same vehicle sold in all other major markets has higher mandatory safety standards than in SA, according to the Automobile Association.
The CitizenNedbank eyes East Africa’s largest economy with R14 billion
Nedbank has given multiple reasons why it considers the Kenyan market a good fit.
The CitizenBitget opens TradFi trading to all users after record-breaking beta demand
After opening beta access in December, more than 80 000 users joined the waitlist to explore trading beyond crypto, validating strong demand for a single platform that connects digital assets with traditional markets.
The CitizenClosure of BAT shows how illicit economy is killing jobs – 35 000 of them
The numbers show that the illicit cigarette economy exploded from one-third to three-quarters of the cigarette market since 2019.
The CitizenHere’s what Kenny Fihla has done for Absa since taking the lead
Absa’s market value currently stands at R211 billion.
The Citizen48 years later, American Polo to acquire South African Polo – will prices rise?
The Polo brand that has been sold in South Africa is not a dupe, however it differs from the luxury Polo Ralph Lauren brand sold in international markets.
The CitizenBitget’s stock futures volume exceeds $1 billion
The milestone points to fast adoption of stock-style exposure inside a crypto app by users who already fund accounts in USDT and switch between crypto and stock-linked markets on mobile.
The CitizenBanxso and AfriMarkets reborn under different names?
UMarketPro and Protea Markets use Mixirite’s FSCA licence, but multiple factors point to links with the banned platforms.
The CitizenGoogle to pay R688 million to SA’s media houses as Competition Commission report is released
The Competition Commission released the final report of its Media and Digital Platforms Market Inquiry (MDPMI) today.
The CitizenHow SA missed the chance to launch its home-grown electric vehicle
Joule EV project founder believes SA still has the capability – but isn’t sure whether it should try because of the dominance of Chinese automakers in this market.