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The CitizenAmid all the geopolitical uncertainty in the world, mainly caused by the unpredictable US administration, the markets should have been jittery after the Venezuela strike
The CitizenOuta says too many concerning decisions have been taken by the roads agency and if investigators scratch they will find ‘a lot more irregularities’ than Sanral wants to admit
The CitizenAfter an economic year that few could have predicted, we asked two economists to look into their crystal ball to see the economic trends we can expect this year.
The CitizenWhile economists do not expect manufacturing to pick up soon, they point out that pricing is at least positive.
The CitizenUniform essentials, including a blazer, shirts, jersey and trousers or skirts, account for almost half of the total needed to start high school
The CitizenOf course members ought to have paid, but the administrator needs to take some pain too.
The CitizenBut must reissue tender for new machine within 30 days.
The CitizenImagine where the gold price and the rand could be a year from now if global headwinds continue to support both.
The CitizenWould you have thought a year ago that US tariffs would throw world trade into turmoil or that the rand would be so strong?
The CitizenEstablishes Inspectify, its own vehicle inspection company with cutting-edge technology to differentiate it from other vehicle dealers.
The CitizenCritics say it centralises power and even targets revenue from illegal interactive gambling.
The CitizenRespondents in the construction activity and S&P PMI surveys were optimistic about the rest of the year for construction as well as business activity.
The CitizenGoing to bed tonight knowing that fuel will cost less tomorrow will not make life any better for consumers when they wake up.
The CitizenMembers owe the scheme between R22 000 and R37 000.
The CitizenSupply and demand dynamics mean the utility has far too much capacity at present …
The CitizenAfter court set aside R54bn settlement.
The CitizenAn error on Discovery’s systems affected the way that certain prescription and over-the-counter medicines were processed in 2025.
The CitizenRare earth elements are now a major geopolitical issue.
The CitizenA small retail chain beat the big precious metals players to record the steepest price increase, while a look at the Top 20 and Bottom 20 shows enormous contrasts.
The CitizenHigh Court in Johannesburg suspends the ruling for 150 days to allow a new tender process.
The CitizenEverybody warned consumers about keeping Januworry in mind and now the dreaded month has arrived. Should you borrow money?
The CitizenCar prices do not remain the same all year long and there are times when it is better to buy a car than in other months.
The CitizenThe Consumer Tribunal also fined various companies, including many used car dealers, for disregarding consumers’ rights in terms of the Consumer Protection Act.
The CitizenMzukisi Ndara purchased what he thought was a new car in 2004, but it turned out to be a used one with extras he did not ask for.
The CitizenTransalloys issues section 189 notice.
The CitizenThere is a slight difference in unemployment rate of this year and the previous one.
The CitizenPeet Viljoen says he proved that he was the most honest lawyer and when he starts practising in the US next month, he will become the richest lawyer in the US.
The CitizenThe deal comes as a relief to news junkies, documentary aficionados and kids.
The CitizenLow-income consumers only saved a few rands on food in December and now they have to face January with all its expenses.
The CitizenGold shot the lights out this year, while the rand became stronger towards the end of the year, trading at R16.63 this afternoon compared to R18.88/$ on 1 January.