The CitizenCourt backs bank on Vat deductions for cash-back scheme
Sars's argument based on 'conflated interpretation' of the act.
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The CitizenThe CitizenBusinesses adjacent to state dams may become ‘illegal’
Widespread concern about proposed new 'draconian' regulations.
The CitizenClicks makes over R24.8 billion in six months
Clicks now operates 1 003 stores nationwide.
The CitizenWhat you see is what you get – Huawei Mate 80 Pro uses AI to change smartphone photography
See it true: the AI-powered Huawei Mate 80 Pro brings real-time photography to life
The CitizenWarning to people with vehicle finance from WesBank
The criminals even use fake legal letters to threaten repossession or legal proceedings unless urgent payment is made
The CitizenDon’t risk it, fix it: Why Toyota is urging SA drivers to act now on airbag safety
Do you drive a Toyota, Lexus or Hino? This is an important safety message for you.
The CitizenInvestors signal optimism on Operation Vulindlela structural reforms
Government upbeat that stronger policy credibility has boosted investor confidence in South Africa.
The CitizenJet fuel spike sees domestic airfares double
Return flight between Joburg and Cape Town now costs at least R4 000 ...
The CitizenInflation increases in March – but full impact of Middle East war still to come
'The SARB will pursue its new 3% inflation target, but if the war ends relatively soon, the bank may not have to hike interest rates.'
The CitizenCan DTIC deliver 100 00 jobs? Plan unveiled
Deputy Minister Zuko Godlimpi said the department's primary task is to convert improving economic conditions
The CitizenMotsoaledi says R74 million has been set aside for NHI legal costs
There is a total of 15 cases all in all, of which each costs between R2.5 million to R3 million.
The CitizenR250m payday: Meet Capitec’s top earners
But how much do employees get paid?
The CitizenSamsung, DBE announce top 20 schools
20 schools selected to advance to the next level of 2026 Solve For Tomorrow competition.
The CitizenUnemployment problem becoming too big to solve
Nearly 80% of 7.8 million who are idle despite actively searching for work every week have been unemployed for more than a year.
The CitizenCoup as Spar lands ex-Pick n Pay boss
Are these new execs the key to fixing Spar?
The CitizenYouth property ownership declines as houses become harder to afford
The number of youths buying houses has declined from 72 000 in 2014 to 47 000 in 2025.
The CitizenGodongwana says fuel levy cut might be extended
The fuel levy cut for April costs the country about R6 billion.
The CitizenBusiness of beauty: Here’s why the Takealot House of beauty tickets sold out in 15 mins
In uncertain economies, beauty thrives as consumers daily seek comfort, status, and transformative escapism.
The CitizenJudge blasts Sanral over tender conduct
Such conduct 'cannot and will not be countenanced'.
The CitizenTaxpayer status shift could trigger penalties
And filing periods are creeping forward, requiring earlier action.
The CitizenWhen every rand counts, here’s what your bank account should do for you
For many South Africans, money doesn't stretch as far as it used to.
The CitizenThis is how much the JSE fined the SA-Eswatini water entity
The JSE has suspended the fine on one condition.
The CitizenCoJ on review for rating downgrades by Moody’s
The city is on the agency's watch over its delinquent financial statements.
The CitizenHas Tshwane’s interest calculator gone rogue?
A case currently before the Joburg High Court claims Tshwane is charging R8m interest on a R1.5m debt.
The CitizenBitget Launches New Pre-IPO Product With SpaceX as First Listing
Within Bitget's Universal Exchange model, IPO Prime moves towards integrating diverse financial opportunities.
The CitizenSmall business owner? Here’s the declaration that might help you
The declaration sets out a coordinated plan to turn policy into real economic results at municipal level.
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.
The CitizenRent not paid? Here’s what landlords can and cannot do to tenants for late or non-payment
It is advisable for any tenant facing eviction to contact the Rental Housing Tribunal immediately.
The CitizenIllegal foreigners cannot be excluded from claiming road accident compensation – SCA
RAF contention that Immigration Act precludes them from doing so 'is incorrect'.
The CitizenCape Town budget triggers fresh clash over household bills
Ratepayers say recent property valuation hikes and draft tariffs are (again) presenting increases 'well above' inflation.