The CitizenMTI creditors want liquidators removed to stop further dissipation of funds
They want the Cape High Court to bar the liquidators from incurring further legal costs in the UK, and then to have them removed entirely.
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The CitizenThe CitizenFSCA assesses suspicious Curro trades before R7.2bn buyout offer
Transactions were reported months ahead of the Mouton Foundation bid for the private education group.
The CitizenSouth Africa commemorates International Anti-Corruption Day: Leaders emphasise integrity, citizen empowerment and multisector collaboration
Deputy Minister Hlengwa sets the tone: Integrity as the foundation of the state.
The CitizenPoverty and the curse of age and location
Although the number of people living in extreme poverty decreased to 5.1 million between 2009 and 2023, 10.8 million, almost one in five South Africans, still live in poverty.
The CitizenHere’s how much the Department of Labour is proposing to raise the minimum wage
The public has until 12 January 2026 to make their written representations.
The CitizenSpar opening Gourmet stores to compete with Woolworths and Checkers
Spar launched its first-ever gourmet store at Zimbali Oasis, KwaZulu-Natal.
The CitizenEmployment in third quarter: wins some, loses some
Employment in South Africa still limps along, while it is only projected to take off once the country’s economic growth reaches 3%.
The CitizenThe best seat in the house? It’s behind your Samsung Galaxy smartphone
With the Samsung Galaxy S25 or Galaxy Z7 Series phones on hand, there is never a bad seat
The CitizenFeast smart, not less: Your guide to a Vitality-fuelled festive season
Festive hacks for mindful enjoyment
The CitizenNersa entered R54bn settlement to avoid court scrutiny
‘Don’t punish Eskom for it,’ court hears.
The CitizenR1bn amusement park planned for Durban’s Golden Mile
To be developed in partnership with two Italian amusement engineering firms known for projects at Ferrari World, Universal Studios and Disneyland.
The CitizenSA’s Policy Uncertainty Index still negative, but improving
If the government can keep the economy on track, what is now considered tailwinds in the Policy Uncertainty Index could overcome any headwinds.
The CitizenBotswana bans vegetable imports from SA — again
Botswana bans vegetable imports from South Africa after lifting the ban in November 2024.
The CitizenIMF impressed with SA’s inflation target and removal from greylist, but…
The IMF believes that South Africa still has much to do to accelerate economic growth, such as upgrading infrastructure and reducing public debt.
The CitizenBad news for DStv Premium subscribers amid Netflix and Paramount merger battle
16 channels will go dark in 21 days as the fight for Warner Bros Discovery continues.
The CitizenCelebrate the season in style: Your festive home guide with House & Home
Make your home shine this festive season. Explore House & Home's stylish furniture and décor picks to create a holiday-ready space filled with comfort and joy.
The CitizenTrump getting his way? Finance minister confirms SA won’t participate in G20 finance track
The first Sherpa and Finance Track meetings will be held in Washington from 15 to 16 December.
The CitizenEskom signs deal aimed at saving SA’s shrinking smelter sector
Recovery depends on ferrochrome prices and energy cost relief.
The CitizenFSCA slaps Banxso and directors with R2bn penalty, refers matter to police
Regulator finds widespread misappropriation of client funds, false promises and deliberate misconduct by directors.
The CitizenFestive season lifts consumer confidence in fourth quarter
After a year of gloom and doom due to various factors affecting the global economy, consumer confidence has increased.
The CitizenFSCA fines unauthorised financial services provider and owner R9m, debars him for 20 years
Companies and people who sell financial services must be licensed by the FSCA to provide financial service to operate legally..
The CitizenRelax, there will be no wealth tax – top 12% already pay 60% of personal tax
It is a fact that South Africa is one of the most unequal countries in the world, but will a wealth tax really change this?
The CitizenSouth Africa accelerates public service integrity reforms ahead of International Anti-Corruption Day
South Africa steps up integrity reforms ahead of International Anti-Corruption Day, driving stronger enforcement, greater transparency, and stronger protection for whistle-blowers.
The CitizenTenants paying less than R3k continue to struggle with monthly expenses – report
The national average for the number of tenants paying on time in the third quarter is almost 70%.
The CitizenNedbank sent back to school over botched attempt to recover BMW debt
There’s a lesson here for others in the same situation – always challenge the banks’ accounting.
The CitizenNPO hit with massive Vat bill
After court confirms payments were services …
The CitizenEskom finalises MoU with ferrochrome producers to save thousands of jobs
South Africa's ferrochrome sector and smelting industry have been shrinking as power prices have ballooned by 900%.
The CitizenWatch out! No more dodging the taxman with crypto
If you are making a profit from crypto, you must pay tax on any income you derive from it. Beware, because the taxman is watching.
The CitizenBlack Friday: What did shoppers buy this year?
Consumers spent a few billion rands on everything from expensive vacations to extra toilet paper, Coca-Cola, air fryers and Klipdrift brandy.
The CitizenCelebrating 30 Years of McDonald’s South Africa: Kule Mahumapelo
A dream nurtured through resilience.