The Citizen
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Bid splitting: AG questions R6.8 million transport department livestreaming contracts
The Citizen
The AG has recommended consequence management after finding recurring media services were procured through separate quotation processes.
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‘No risk to electricity supply,’ Eskom says after Koeberg Unit 1 trip
The Citizen
Koeberg Unit 1 last underwent major maintenance in October 2025.
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Your canned pilchards are safe to eat, says department
The Citizen
‘The detection of PHV in sardines does not mean that sardines are poisonous, toxic or that they are infectious to…
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Calls grow for action over R380 million Barberton ghost tender
The Citizen
A103-page forensic report points to tender manipulation, unlawful approvals and wasted millions within the Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency.
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Farmers raise alarm over Tekwane citrus farm development plans
The Citizen
Farmers have warned that converting productive agricultural land into commercial developments could threaten jobs and food security.
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Harry is really a decent chap
The Citizen
From Diana’s funeral to media hostility, the prince’s journey reflects grief, resilience and a struggle to belong within ‘The Firm’.
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SIU warns parents behind Nsfas fraud could face criminal charges
The Citizen
More than 40 000 ineligible students received Nsfas funding after fabricated parental details were used to bypass eligibility requirements.
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Tshwane ya Tima debt-collection drive shows no mercy
The Citizen
The debt collection campaign disconnected water and electricity at an alleged Hatfield brothel over millions in municipal arrears.
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Three arrested in EMPD ‘blue lights saga’ as Mkhwanazi faces new charge
The Citizen
All three suspects are expected to appear before the Germiston Magistrate’s Court.
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South Africa’s political chaos still falls short of regional autocracy
The Citizen
SA’s governance may be chaotic, but developments in Zambia and Uganda show how quickly democratic institutions can come under pressure.
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‘You’re talking sh*t’: Morero and community members argue over electricity issues
The Citizen
Johannesburg mayor Dada Morero was in an area where 98% of prepaid electricity meters had been bypassed.
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Seeping sewage empties primary school in Khayelitsha
The Citizen
The City of Cape Town said the sewage leak is the school’s responsibility, despite broader drainage problems in the area
