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The CitizenThe CitizenHere’s how to make your retirement funds last longer
A report has found that retirement savings run out after 14 months.
The CitizenData reveals more women buying houses
'Many of these women view property as a means to financial security for themselves and their dependents.'
The CitizenThe life insurance mistakes costing South Africans their claims
Here's how to avoid them .
The CitizenRamokgopa implores Eskom to keep Joburg lights on despite its R7bn debt
Admits that in a perfectly functioning market, the city would already have been switched off.
The CitizenCape Gate cartel case heads to ConCourt
CompCom fights Competition Appeal Court's scathing delay ruling.
The CitizenA good salary is not protection against debt, report highlights
The higher a person's income, the more credit they are offered.
The CitizenFrom Soweto to boardroom: Meet the women shaping SA’s retail banking
Gen Zs might tell you that education is not the key to success, but for these women, education and determination put them in leadership roles.
The CitizenThe workplace conversations women still swallow
Women are demanding safer spaces to speak at work.
The CitizenPension fund slammed for allocating death benefit to ghost girlfriend
And for shortchanging the deceased's family.
The CitizenTFG borrowed R1bn to buy back shares that are now worth R553m
There's a one-off boost to Heps, but the interest bill knock will remain every year until the debt is paid.
The CitizenIt is 2026: Why are males still favoured in the workplace?
Dr Simphiwe Madikizela says that males are often still seen as more of an asset in the working environment than females
The CitizenHere’s why Uber is cancelling Uber X
E-hailing company recently introduced Uber Electric and Moto to its Johannesburg customers.
The CitizenActionSA hits out at GNU over unemployment
'It is clear that this government doesn't have a plan to improve the living conditions of citizens.'
The CitizenPula’s $195m Motsepe claim thrown out of Tanzanian court on a technicality – for now
But the court left the door open for Pula Group to bring a fresh claim to recover $195m from Patrice Motsepe companies it says it is owed for misuse of confidential information.
The CitizenSpur to appeal after order to pay GPS Food R75m in damages
Group believes it will prevail in dispute over rib processing deal.
The CitizenNWU sporting excellence takes centre stage at the 2026 North West Sports Awards
North-West University's commitment to developing talent, building competitive pathways and supporting sporting excellence is being recognised on one of the province's most important sporting stages.
The CitizenIs owning a home really a distant dream for South Africans? Here is why industry insiders say no
The cost of living, political uncertainty and fluctuating career prospects, have made making it important to make the right decisions as early as possible.
The CitizenIllegal Kleinfontein township gets free pass on punitive rates
Litigation with Tshwane metro settled so formalisation of the settlement can move forward.
The CitizenThe banks that have beaten Capitec over five years
The top performer likely would not have been on anyone's proverbial bingo card ...
The CitizenNo overtime pay: Saccawu accuses Boxer of unfair treatment of employees
Saccawu argue that a company valued in the billions should be able to provide fair remuneration and retirement security for all workers.
The CitizenFrom KZN teacher to more than 200 funeral parlour branches, including one in UK
The funeral parlour was founded in December 2009.
The CitizenHere’s how to pay almost zero tax on retirement
The starting point for any retirement tax conversation is the age-based tax threshold.
The CitizenLabour inspectors find multiple irregularities during KZN factory raids
Law enforcement bodies held unannounced inspections at factories in Hammersdale on Friday.
The Citizen‘Oops’ and ‘oh no’: What insurance data says about women drivers
Men are more high-risk than women.
The CitizenThis is how much companies could be fined for hiring undocumented immigrants
The changes to the Employment Services Bill are made to put South Africans first.
The Citizen7% wage increase, R80 meal allowance: Inside Fawu demands for Heineken workers
The union says its demands are a compromise.
The CitizenNedbank debits customers to recover mischarged fees
Contends it can recover three months of mischarged fees, but provides no clear basis for being able to do so.
The CitizenPower struggle erupts over future of Kimberley diamond mine as flooding risk emerges
Liquidators warn that an Eskom power cut could flood the mine within 48 hours - but Numsa questions why the alarm was raised immediately after it won a court order placing Ekapa Minerals in business rescue.
The CitizenNehawu demands R40k cash payout, 6.5% salary increase for Icasa employees
Nehawu said the strike would continue indefinitely until its demands are met.