The CitizenStellantis South Africa plant on hold but “we have not cancelled”
Three products are now planned for the plant, but sharing with another manufacture will take place.
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The CitizenThe CitizenDid Shoprite open a Checkers Hyper too many?
New world-class store in Midrand is just 3km from another at Mall of Africa
The CitizenOld Mutual Investments appoints board chair and COO
The appointments follow a period during which the entity operated under an interim leadership arrangement
The CitizenFuel association says there’s no need to panic buy petrol and diesel
Changes in consumer behaviour can negatively impact fuel stability.
The CitizenTop platforms for forex, gold, commodities, indices and global stocks
Forex trading in South Africa is evolving fast and it's no longer just about currency pairs.
The Citizen10 tips for small businesses to survive in a tough economy
There is an urgent need to equip entrepreneurs with the right tools.
The CitizenDiscovery Life pays R11.5 billion in claims, with cancer topping the list of causes
Almost half of serious illness claims are because of cancer.
The CitizenThis is the last day you can watch your favourite shows on Showmax
Showmax originals will be moved to DStv Stream.
The CitizenJudge goes off on body corporate lawyers for bringing R18k claim before high court
Could amount to an abuse of process, says court. Lawyers' fees alone would be multiples of the debt being claimed.
The CitizenSA braces for impact as rand breaches R17/$ – can gold exports help?
When oil prices rise, gold prices tend to rise as well, which can be beneficial for South Africa.
The CitizenSaltzman sons sell R640m in Dis-Chem shares
It follows the 'gifting' of a R6.8bn stake last year ...
The CitizenGood news on inflation in February, but don’t celebrate yet
Analysts forecast inflation to start rising in March, with a more significant increase in April.
The CitizenChief Justice to earn over R3.3m – Here’s how much the rest of the judiciary will get
Chief Justice Mandisa Maya is the first woman in history to hold the position.
The CitizenHigh cost of fuel versus cheaper electric vehicles…
Will paying more at the pumps and less for an electric vehicle change South African motorists' preferences?
The CitizenSpar starts retrenchment process to slash costs
The retrenchments follow uninspiring revenue growth in FY2025 and recent key executive changes
The CitizenSars cracks down on illicit economy, targets corrupt insiders
Sars said illicit economic activity linked to customs and tax systems undermines economic growth, job creation and fair competition.
The CitizenWestern Cape rent rises to nearly R12k: Here’s how it compares across SA provinces
Rent in the Free State remains the cheapest despite the increase.
The CitizenPinnacle Structural Repair Specialists set the standard
The importance of integrity in building maintenance and using Pinnacle Structural Repair Specialists.
The CitizenPowering South Africa’s infrastructure with container solutions
Advice on and the growing role of container solutions in South Africa's infrastructure scene, by Rental King.
The Citizen2026 medical aid contribution increases: DHMS vs the rest
Increases across more than 80 plans compared ...
The CitizenTrouble brewing? African Bank says it’s business as usual after reports of governance concerns
African Bank ran into trouble in 2014 after accumulating too many bad loans and suffering heavy losses.
The CitizenThe ‘minimum R20’ to swipe trap is bullying your wallet: Here’s how to fight back
'Even if someone can comfortably afford to pay an additional R5 when swiping their card, it should not be accepted when the charge is illegal.'
The CitizenBorn to Trade Episode 3: Serious trading, risk, routine, and structure
Think like a trader: Discipline, risk, and the structure of serious trading.
The CitizenMantashe wants to ramp up local fuel refining capacity, but has that boat sailed?
Four refineries are either offline or shut down, leaving SA massively dependent on imports at a time when war is raging in the Middle East.
The CitizenHow 12 hour days, bucket toilets and R27.58 are breaking female farm workers
'I gave my life to that farm, and now we have nothing,' said a woman farm worker from the 2025 CGE report.
The CitizenTips for SMEs to prepare for rising petrol prices amid Middle East conflict
Increasing petrol prices could hurt many small businesses.
The CitizenWhat you should know before selling your house: Expert advice on market expectations
'Buyers aren't just looking at square footage during views; they're coming in to imagine a lifestyle in the space.'
The CitizenFraud complaints at the banking ombud nearly double in a year as digital scams surge
Notes the increase has been observed across the banking industry as a whole and not in relation to any single institution.
The CitizenVision Group claims solution to save Tongaat Hulett is in sight
But the IDC and dtic must 'come to the party' and Vision is not interested in Tongaat 'for a quick buck'
The CitizenVAT zero-rated basket unchanged in almost a decade
Government's promises to relieve poverty remain empty