The CitizenGood news in North West’s Foot and Mouth Disease fight
The outbreak affected various areas of the province, infecting a total of 186 cattle, three goats, and one pig.
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The CitizenThe CitizenHigh municipal debt, declining sales: Is Eskom’s profitability built on struggling South Africans?
Municipal debt increased to nearly R120 billion, and electricity sales volumes fell by 6.2%.
The CitizenSurvey finds South Africans are living without a plan: Only 28% have a valid will
September is recognised as National Wills Month, with National Wills Week running from 14 to 18 September 2026.
The CitizenUber hits back at claims that it is pushing out drivers
Nefsa says UberX drivers will now earn less than before.
The CitizenWoolworths recalls its WBeauty shampoo. Here’s why
Customers will receive a full refund when they return the product.
The CitizenE-hailing company moves to install panic buttons for its drivers. What about passengers?
This follows a surge in attacks on e-hailing drivers.
The CitizenFrom BMW paint specialist to R1m competition winner: Here’s how the entrepreneur plans to use the cash
He was raised in Venda and later moved to Soshanguve to further his studies.
The CitizenWhy WeBuyCars has lost its shine
The share has fallen 35% this year amid pressure from competitively priced new cars, tighter margins and rising interest costs.
The CitizenCape Town seals first agreements to buy power at below Eskom rates
Two 20-year contracts will deliver savings of around 20%.
The CitizenEskom’s R30.3bn profit rebound faces new risks from municipal debt
Eskom reported a R30.3 billion profit after tax, more than double the R14 billion recorded in 2025.
The CitizenSANParks Women: Leading the way in inclusive conservation
As the Women's Month draws to a close, SANParks pays homage to its exceptional women who continue to lead the way in pursuit of inclusive conservation.
The CitizenMultiple municipalities risk Eskom power cuts as deals remain unsigned
Affected municipalities have until 1 September to conclude distribution agreements with Eskom or face possible supply interruptions.
The CitizenWhy Treasury’s unclaimed assets plan has retirement funds worried
Industry supports centralised tracing but warns that moving R51bn in retirement assets could affect protections and long-term returns.
The CitizenEskom needs protection against competition, says Ramokgopa
Electricity minister proposes ways to 'level the playing field'
The CitizenTongaat owes sugar association R517m in outstanding industry levies
And it is now due, following ConCourt's dismissal of BRP's appeal of SCA judgment.
The CitizenSamwu rejects Eskom’s takeover of electricity distribution in municipalities
Union demands a review of all existing agreements and calls on government to stop enforcing them, among other measures
The CitizenIDC swings to R4.65bn loss, restates prior results
Mining rights and Foskor accounting errors prompted prior-year corrections, while the development financier reported another sharp earnings reversal.
The CitizenNo flights to be cancelled amid jet fuel disruptions at OR Tambo, says FlySafair
It is currently unclear whether flight fares will increase during this crisis.
The CitizenSalaries increase, but households still struggle to afford more
Salaries in July increased to an average of over R20 000
The CitizenOxtail prices double as Argentine imports remain blocked
The department of agriculture has been asked to provide evidence that supports the revised requirements for meat imports
The CitizenIs Joburg too big to fail?
The more pertinent question is what conditions national government will impose before asking taxpayers elsewhere in the country to finance its rescue.
The CitizenFSCA confirms insider trading investigation into Curro shares
Has escalated its inquiry into share dealings ahead of the Jannie Mouton Foundation's R7.2bn buyout offer from an assessment to a formal investigation.
The Citizen‘No misconduct or wrongdoing’ – Gems board on principal officer’s suspension
COO has been appointed acting principal officer.
The CitizenHousehold items South Africans should think twice about buying cheaply
Cheaper options may not always last as long.
The Citizen3% economic growth will not solve SA’s high unemployment issue
If growth is above 3%, the economy will have a better chance of reducing the existing pool of unemployed people.
The CitizenTongaat Hulett delays some sugarcane grower payments – Here’s the new schedule
Small-scale growers will be paid in full first, while commercial and other growers will receive payments in stages.
The CitizenEskom dominance to be monitored, possibly regulated
Government plans to follow the utility's generation business closely as the country moves towards a more competitive wholesale electricity market.
The CitizenNew-format Edgars stores should have listed rivals worried
The once pariah seems to have found its groove...
The CitizenCarlton Centre, Umlazi Mall among 15 properties Transnet is selling
Transnet wants approximately R900 million for one of the properties.
The CitizenFrom R5k investment to Checkers shelves: How a 25-year-old picture inspired a business
The products are available at selected stores in Western Cape.