The CitizenGodongwana confirms fuel levy cut to ease petrol price increase
The reduction in the fuel levy will see R6 billion lost in tax revenue
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The CitizenThe CitizenDiscovery price increase: Struggling with medical aid costs? Try these options (VIDEO)
We will focus only on health insurance, hospital plans, and gap cover.
The CitizenTo recall or not to recall? Inside the products pulled from South African shelves
Speaking to The Citizen, Moilwa said that, because the CPA exists, recalls are inevitable.
The CitizenThese stores have been flagged for mistreating consumers
They have been ordered to halt all unlawful operations.
The CitizenMall noise dispute between SA Corporate and community comes to a head
Anger about noise nuisance from a new extension the CoJ allowed to operate illegally for two years - and alleged building plan approval irregularities
The CitizenAccelerate’s disposals top R2bn
Asset sales and capital injection cut debt while improved vacancies and footfall signal recovery momentum.
The CitizenEconomist warns of grim economic fallout amid hefty fuel price hikes
Economic shocks, such as fuel price hikes or electricity tariff increases, may be felt immediately by consumers.
The CitizenWill South Africa Investment Conference 2026 actually bring money?
'So the cynic would say that these investment conferences are nice for good vibes but if you really want to increase investment, start with some service delivery.'
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 CitizenMotlanalo recognised as a top empowered company in South Africa
Recognition highlights Motlanalo's role in advancing transformation and building the next generation of business professionals.
The CitizenRamaphosa expected to announce Kieswetter’s successor as Sars commissioner
Recommendations for a new Sars commissioner have been submitted to President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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 CitizenVat-free gold to Sarb, banks and SA Mint at risk
Dispute around recycled gold may have sparked proposed scrapping of zero-rating relief.
The CitizenReserve Bank keeps repo rate unchanged, warns the future remains uncertain
Governor Lesetja Kganyago warned the ongoing Middle East war could interrupt the country's growth recovery.
The CitizenRoof waterproofing: Signs your roof needs urgent attention
A small crack or worn section of roof waterproofing might not seem serious at first, but over time, water can seep in, especially during heavy rain or storms.
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 CitizenNew Woolies CEO gets R100m carrot to double share price
Additional targets are growth in earnings and return on capital...
The CitizenSA’s fuel forecourts evolving into ‘lifestyle’ destinations?
Diversification through licensing, battery and supermarket partnerships seen as a way to counter the tough margins on fuel and slow rollout of electric vehicles.
The CitizenShrinkflation: Is the magic of Easter slowly fading?
The reality is that Easter eggs are becoming an expense, costing as much as ordinary chicken eggs, if not more.
The CitizenHere’s how the Middle East conflict could hurt your salary in South Africa
If inflation and economic challenges outpace salary growth, real incomes could shrink as the year progresses.
The CitizenRAF ordered to pay Sunshine Hospital R92m within seven days
SCA overturns high court order that dismissed the hospital's application to enforce overdue payments of civil judgments against the fund.
The CitizenSarb expected to sit tight as oil spike reshapes inflation outlook
It's still early days and 'the full inflation impact remains uncertain'
The CitizenStandard Bank breaks silence on Anele Mngadi claims
'We have not appeared before court for any fraud or assault charges.'
The CitizenTips to help households cope with rising costs linked to the Middle East conflict
When Brent crude oil spikes, petrol prices follow within weeks. That means higher transport, food and retail costs.
The CitizenDoes Nedbank really need a board of 19 directors?
It paid more than R28m to non-execs last year, and that figure is set to rise ...
The CitizenHere’s how Chinese carmaker GWM plans to build cars in SA
GWM regional executives said losing the Nissan plant to Chery will not stop them.
The CitizenPlease tip your petrol attendants – here’s how much they earn
Tipping petrol attendants has become customary in the country, and adds to their wages at the end of the month
The CitizenAnother loss over quotas court challenge as SCA rejects appeal
The department of employment and labour says the employment equity regulations remain in force.
The CitizenBack to court for Zimbabwean permit holders seeking to stay in SA
Operation Dudula challenges decision by Minister of Home Affairs to extend the ZEP expiry deadline.
The CitizenAfrican Bank and Standard Bank: A tale of two banks and the perils of succession…
As its turbulent leadership transitions recur, African Bank risks living in the prism of two Charles Dickens novels – Great Expectations and Hard Times – as its competitors gallop ahead.