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The CitizenThe CitizenHigh market volatility ruins the mood for investors
JSE delivers lacklustre returns in the first quarter, followed by big gyrations in the first few days of the second
The CitizenPMBEJD writes to SAHRC as rising food prices undermine constitutional right
The cost of the basic household food basket increased from approximately R4 051 in January 2021 to around R5 401 by January 2026.
The CitizenEaster long weekend spending hops to new highs: Here’s when and what SA splashed out on
According to the bank's data, Gauteng led the country in overall turnover, followed by the Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal as the highest-performing provinces.
The CitizenStandard Bank says data breach did not impact banking systems … just your personal information
'There is a risk that someone could use it to try to impersonate you or contact you fraudulently.'
The CitizenTour companies ripped off in Robben Island fiasco
Two were defrauded of close to R200 000 - which was supposed to pay for foreign tourists to visit the landmark but ended up a private bank account.
The 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 CitizenUrgent recall for ESR HaloLock Power Banks over fire risk
The recall applies to the ESR HaloLock Kickstand Wireless Power Banks, Model 2G505B, which were sold in black.
The CitizenSmarter everyday living: Three TECNO devices designed with practical innovations
TECNO's devices - including SPARK 40, SPARK 40C, and SPARK Go 2 - highlight practical, feature-driven smartphone innovation designed to deliver reliable performance, strong battery life, and accessible everyday usability.
The CitizenAssociation calls for paraffin price relief for disadvantaged households
The decline in the Brent crude oil price could translate into lower fuel prices if the trend holds.
The CitizenStandard Bank and Absa increase minimum pay – but Investec still pays the most
Capitec has the lowest minimum pay among major banks in South Africa.
The CitizenBattle of the house brands – how the prices compare
A quick look at how house brands compare to branded products and each other.
The CitizenBrexit for FirstRand
This comes after R17bn motor commission blow
The CitizenFirstRand taken to the dry cleaners in high court
Bank was told it needs to be cross-examined on its accounting and other defects in case against customer
The CitizenCanal+ calls out absurd complexity of DStv’s packages, pricing
The 17 different packages and 'complex' add-ons in SA are not 'what consumers want'
The CitizenSouth Africa pays R2.5 trillion in debt costs as borrowing hits R3.8 trillion
The South African government is spending more and more money on interest, without reducing the debt.
The CitizenPMI increases in March, but manufacturing remains under pressure
Data revealed that the slight improvement mostly reflects ongoing supply disruptions, not stronger demand.
The CitizenPresident Ramaphosa appoints Dr Makhubu as new Sars commissioner
Makhubu has held the position of deputy commissioner since 2023.
The CitizenSpending tips for Easter without breaking the bank
Consumers should spend money cautiously this Easter as the Middle East conflict continues to weigh on South Africa's economic outlook.
The CitizenRAF ordered to pay 209 road accident victims R47m in 30 days
Last week it was directed to pay Sunshine Hospital over R92m within seven days
The CitizenNecsa puts toe in water for small nuclear reactor production
Calls for expressions of interest from prospective partners
The CitizenCost-of-living report highlights severe household financial strain – Here’s what you need to know
Prices of essential utilities like electricity and water have skyrocketed far beyond the national inflation rate over the last six years.
The CitizenHere’s what Edward Kieswetter achieved for Sars during his 7-year tenure
The tax agency invested in developing its cleaning staff. Today, 70 are customs officers, 29 are service consultants and 68 are artisans.
The CitizenThe new Huawei Mate 80 Pro is now available in South Africa
Capture Nature's Canvas in True Colour with the Huawei Mate 80 Pro More Power. More Value. Meet the Huawei Mate 80 Pro
The CitizenHousehold food basket cheaper in March, but low-income families still can’t afford it
Those who earn minimum wage usually have a little more than R2 000 left after paying for transport and electricity.
The CitizenUber, Bolt, others must comply with regulations or risk operating illegally
Ithemba E-Hailing Association is calling for an extension of the extended deadline.
The CitizenBolt to implement ‘temporary’ fare increases – Here’s what other e-hailing platforms are doing
'As fuel remains a key component of driver operating expenses, Bolt adjusts pricing in response to material cost changes.'
The CitizenR10k return flight to Cape Town this Easter?
Soaring jet fuel prices are adding to the seasonal spike in demand.
The CitizenState spends billions but IT systems still failing
Auditor-General flags deep flaws in South Africa's digital infrastructure
The CitizenEmployee wages rise by R74.7bn in fourth quarter of 2025
Wages increased during the period as some industries employed more people.