The Citizen
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AI, the devil we don’t know
The Citizen
Do we want a future where AI dictates not only how we work, but how we think and write?
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AG probes transport department digital contract allegations
The Citizen
The audit will be conducted by a multidisciplinary team comprising both regularity audit and investigation specialists.
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Demolition of illegal structures at Marble Towers delayed as owners secure interim interdict
The Citizen
The city will wait for the outcome of a court hearing on 16 July to find out if it may…
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Diamond dealer Louis Liebenberg begins 30-day psychiatric assessment at Weskoppies
The Citizen
A psychiatric report will determine whether Louis Liebenberg is fit to stand trial on fraud and racketeering charges.
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Is Helen Zille fully committed to Joburg?
The Citizen
Eventually, Zille will go back to the Cape – whether to retire or as a defeated candidate remains to be…
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Teen snatched as Limpopo Police launch urgent manhunt
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15‑year‑old girl was allegedly grabbed off the street
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R2.6m cable theft stalls Mpumalanga parliamentary village project
The Citizen
The original budget for the project was R300 million, but about R1 billion has already been spent.
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Court ruling on Rooiwal welcomed as Hammanskraal water woes continue
The Citizen
A court has cleared the way for new disciplinary hearings over the Rooiwal tender as farmers demand lasting water solutions.
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Crimefighting on a road to nowhere
The Citizen
Millions have been allocated to tackle crime, but Saps has spent only a fraction of the emergency funding.
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SAHRC report exposes dire conditions at North West police stations and prisons
The Citizen
Police stations and prisons in North West face widespread infrastructure and staffing challenges, according to a new SAHRC investigation.
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Why groundwater is key to South Africa’s water security
The Citizen
Diversifying water sources is essential if South Africa is to build resilience against droughts, floods and growing demand.
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The crown demands honour, restraint and integrity
The Citizen
South Africa’s traditional leaders are expected to embody the honour and discipline that their offices demand.
