The Citizen
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Is Schreiber’s repatriation bill political marketing?
The Citizen
Just in time for the local government elections, a DA minister has demonstrated patriotic fighting spirit.
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SA’s dietary guidelines outdated since 2012, physicians warn
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Experts say multiple malnutrition forms meet same households as Dietetics president admits public never heard of existing dietary guidelines.
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Snow falls in Johannesburg as Gauteng freezes under rare cut‑off low
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A rare cut off low weather system brought icy rain, bitter cold and flurries of snow to Johannesburg in Gauteng.
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Multiple drug busts expose thriving trade across SA
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31-year-old foreign national arrested in Evander with crystal meth, heroin, cash, and cellphones as 329 dealers nabbed in one week.
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Beat cancer by getting screened
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Lisa Koppel’s death at 41 highlights the importance of colorectal cancer screening, particularly for people with family risk factors.
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PODCAST: ‘Is the problem us?’: EFF’s Moshe Koma on illegal immigration
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Moshe Koma addresses Johannesburg’s crime issue, emphasising that it should not be blamed solely on undocumented migrants.
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Reiger Park police murders: Alleged gangster to appear in court
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He was arrested following a multi-disciplinary tracing operation that led to the recovery of two R5 rifles at KwaDukathole Informal…
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North West Grade R practitioners demand overdue payments
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Unpaid practitioners say funding delays are affecting staffing, learning materials and food provision at centres.
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SA can learn from China’s development models
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Academics, state officials, and students discuss long-term planning as the China model propels the second-largest economy while South Africa stalls…
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More than 20 arrested in Mpumalanga illegal mining crackdown
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A further 11 suspects were found to be undocumented illegal immigrants.
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Let’s build a Blue Zone in South Africa
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What if living longer meant growing vegetables, walking more and finally abandoning the cult of constant exhaustion?
