The Citizen

Covid exposes zeal, not truth

But while the US and Britain may be pursuing accountability badly, South Africa has not pursued it at all.

Ekurhuleni on high alert as cold snap, storms grip Gauteng

Gauteng has been forecast to be cloudy and cold, with scattered showers and thundershowers, and light snowfall expected in the south.

City Power battles more than 2 400 outages as Joburg freezes

Gauteng has been forecast to be cloudy and cold, with scattered showers and thundershowers, and light snowfall expected.

Ramaphosa meets Perez family after Hamas releases slain captain's remains

Perez who was born in South Africa, was taken hostage and killed during the 7 October 2023 attacks in Israel.

Snow Alert: Gauteng braces for rare winter wonderland

The worst of the cold snap in the province is expected on Tuesday, with maximum temperatures at multi-year lows.

PIC CEO Patrick Dlamini suspended amid whistleblower allegations

Dlamini's suspension highlights ongoing governance issues that challenge South Africa's largest asset manager.

Government turns March and March protests into policy pressure

The state reframes the migrant ultimatum as a grievance mechanism, unlike Arab Spring leaders, while warning that illegal action will face arres…

Mozambicans, Zimbabweans and Basotho in court after Gauteng illegal mining blitz

Their appearance and arrest follow a large-scale, multidisciplinary law-enforcement operation conducted at the Losberg Kloof Mine.

Durban businessman arrested over R37m customs fraud involving illicit cigarettes

The alleged offence dates back to 2021 when the man allegedly submitted false documentation to Sars.

Mozambicans, Zimbabweans and Basotho among 217 arrested in Gauteng illegal mining blitz

Police also recovered equipment used for illegal mining, including phendukas, foodstuffs and alcohol.

EFF slams Mnangagwa's 2030 term extension as 'brazen power grab'

The bill, backed by ZANU PF, entrenches long-standing calls within the ruling party to prolong Mnangagwa's rule beyond 2028.

Book club: 'Under a Blood Red Sky' looks at South Africa's dark past

'Under a Blood Red Sky' shares the story of author Annemarie van Niekerk's life through apartheid, violence and forbidden love

Joburg shivers as cold snap hits, no major incidents reported

The City of Johannesburg was dealt another icy blow as a fresh cold snap gripped the region, sending temperatures plunging.

Stolen Hilux seized on N1 in Polokwane, en route to Beitbridge

Officers maintained observation on the N1 South and the bakkie was positively spotted travelling at high speed.

Legal opinion pokes holes in MK party's expulsion of Ndhlela

Move branded "unconstitutional, invalid and unenforceable"

April Fool's Day appointment raises eyebrows at human settlements department

Lesetsa Matshekga starts 1 April advising on housing policy, though Unisa Enterprise faces shutdown after financial mismanagement and CCMA dispu…

Right to strike ruling hailed

'At the domestic level, the decision reaffirms SA's constitutional commitment to protect the rights of workers.'

Populist barrage fuels division

These desperate attacks on America's allies are not only a diversionary action.