The Citizen
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Break the silence on GBVF before it’s too late, urges Pule
The Citizen
Pule said ending GBVF requires collective action from both women and men
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Charges withdrawn against one accused in Killarney precious stones case, bail granted for two others
The Citizen
Charges related to an alleged precious stones heist in 2023 have been dropped for one of the three accused.
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Power restored to eastern Joburg after veld fires knock out Sebenza substation
The Citizen
City Power completes repairs following blaze that cut electricity to Alexandra, Melrose and inner-city areas.
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‘Assault on democracy’: MK party angry they were not part of Russia trip
The Citizen
With the exception of one Al Jama‑ah MP, the five‑member delegation is composed entirely of ANC MPs.
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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
The Citizen
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.
