Reserve Bank cuts repo rate | Gauteng housing crisis deepens | Nersa approves 12.7% electricity tariff hike | Springbok fixtures for 2025|

Greetings! Here's your daily dose of news from across SA and the world. News Reserve Bank cuts repo rate but no promises for rest of 2025 | The Citizen Read More Economists expected that the Reserve Bank would cut the repo rate by 25 basis points at its first meeting of the year. Gauteng housing crisis deepens as residents protest with impepho burning in Braamfontein | The Citizen Read More In their official media statement, the GHCC expressed deep concern about the state of housing thirty years after democracy. Date set for completion of long delayed Limpopo bridge | The Citizen Read More The Limpopo government says the R117 million Burgersfort-Jane Furse bridge, delayed since last year, will be completed and ready for use by February. Nersa approves 12.7% electricity tariff hike for Eskom | The Citizen Read More The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has approved a 12.7% electricity tariff increase for Eskom. Hawks seize assets of 15 individuals accused of R157 million fraud scheme | The Citizen Read More One of the accused is alleged to have received R91 million over the course of five years and had 27 vehicles seized by the Hawks. Sport REMINDER: Springbok fixtures for 2025 | The Citizen Read More The Springboks will play six home Tests in 2025 while they will also be out to defend the Rugby Championship title they won in 2024. Soweto derby is unique and special, says Pirates coach Riveiro | The Citizen Read More Orlando Pirates coach Riveiro said even though the Soweto derby is "unique", they're preparing for it like any other match. Motoring Practical gets faster as BMW unleashes M3 CS Touring | The Citizen Read More Having debuted the first ever M3 Touring in 2024, BMW has unwrapped the most iteration to date in the form of the limited run M3 Touring CS. Lifestyle & Entertainment '5 000 applications in less than 24 hours': Makhadzi assists students with university registration fees | The Citizen Read More Makhadzi has extended a helping hand to students struggling to afford university registration fees for the 2025 academic year Visit our website

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