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The CitizenThe CitizenTongaat liquidation threat puts thousands of growers at risk
SA Canegrowers says cane deliveries and payments could stop overnight.
The CitizenHealth department caught in a lie? MPs tear ARVs tender worth R15.5 bn apart
Data shows most ARVs are imported into South Africa.
The CitizenR57bn profit sees Gold Fields deliver R4bn special dividends to investors
Chile ramp-up and bullion rally drive record returns.
The CitizenBudget 2026 predictions: 10 money points households need to track
'Paying close attention helps you plan with confidence rather than reacting under pressure.'
The CitizenR150m debt sees power cut to property of Fourways Mall co-owner
Court orders utility to disconnect Georgiou's single biggest solely owned property.
The CitizenWarning to lovers taking out loans for love
The emotional toll of a breakup is already significant; financial consequences shouldn't add to that burden.
The CitizenFuel levy hike on the table? Here are the potential tax increases in Budget 2026
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana is set to deliver Budget 2026 on 25 February.
The CitizenPrimeXBT: From crypto to global markets – how South Africans are expanding opportunities
Global access is becoming more practical. A few years ago, many traders were effectively boxed in.
The CitizenInflation dips back to November levels, but FMD might drive meat prices up
Rising meat prices continue to place pressure on South Africans' wallets
The CitizenNelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber wants Eskom takeover
Trading and wheeling at stake.
The CitizenSA back from the brink, now for the hard part – Hendrik du Toit
Ninety One founder and CEO rates his optimism at 6.5 out of 10, warning that continued momentum hinges on implementation.
The CitizenIs vaccination the answer to foot-and-mouth disease?
About 450 heads of cattle were vaccinated in the Western Cape on Sunday.
The CitizenWoolworths promises no jobs are at risk as it tests self-service till
Woolworths said employees will be redeployed to other roles
The CitizenPhasing out prime rate doesn’t mean lower loan repayments, but more transparency, says Sarb
The prime lending rate has been set 350 basis points above the repo rate since 2001.
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 CitizenHow the JSE All Share changed over three decades
Gold and platinum shares account for more than 25% of the JSE's benchmark index, which adds a 'significant amount of risk' to the bourse.
The CitizenSour end to SA sugar icon
The potential liquidation of Tongaat Hulett is about more than just the company.
The CitizenKrispy Kreme® x Choc O Magic®: A sweet celebration of South African nostalgia
Krispy Kreme brings back a beloved SA classic with limited-edition Choc O Magic doughnut collab.
The CitizenSCA dismisses RAF appeal against judgment on 181 court orders
Says its reliance on reports by entities investigating an alleged irregular relationship between medical practitioners and Sunshine Hospital did not help its case.
The CitizenCape Gate says Competition Commission raid based on ‘unlawful’ warrant
Company says it has done nothing wrong and will approach the high court to have the warrant set aside
The CitizenDurban man takes on FirstRand over home loan dispute – and gets court backing
The bank claimed R108 000 from the homeowner, who argued he's already settled this, and more.
The CitizenStrength of the rand is ‘good news’ for new vehicle prices
As a result, Toyota is forecasting it will be able to limit price increases
The CitizenPork prices to go up: Here’s why bacon will become even more expensive
Even a 2% shortage of pork can drive price increase of around 10%.
The CitizenFlySafair answers questions about Harith takeover
FlySafair spokesperson Kirby Gordon answers more questions about the proposed sale of airline in totality to PIC-backed investor.
The CitizenLove is blind, but don’t let it drive you to debt this Valentine’s Day
There are long-term implications of financial decisions made in love and some decisions can lead couples into serious debt trouble.
The CitizenAfrica Bitcoin Corp adds more bitcoin to its balance sheet
The group now holds 4.55 BTC, as part of a programme to build long-term wealth for shareholders.
The CitizenExploration lag tests Africa’s critical minerals ambitions
The continent's share of global exploration spending fell from 16.6% in 2012 to 10.4% in 2024 - BDO.
The CitizenCapitec shoots lights out: up to R17.2 billion in headline earnings, becoming SA’s most valuable bank
Capitec overtakes FirstRand to become SA's most valuable bank.
The CitizenWill DStv subscribers face reduced live sport coverage as Canal+ cuts costs?
SuperSport may not renew its broadcast deal for the Super Rugby competition.