The Citizen - September 27, 2024
The Citizen - September 27, 2024
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In this issue
September 27, 2024
GNU: 100 days of ups, downs
It created a sense of consensus on the country’s direction.
2 mins
Tshwane's 'blow for GNU'
You are likely to see continued political infighting at a local level.’
3 mins
Gauteng govt faces potential bankruptcy by 2025 - MEC
Gauteng could face bankruptcy by next year if the provincial government doesn't exercise caution with its finances, according to finance and economic development MEC Lebogang Maile.
2 mins
Harrods apologises to Al-Fayed abuse victims
London Harrods' managing director yesterday said his former boss Mohamed Al-Fayed, who is accused of sexual assault by dozens of women, presided over a \"toxic culture of secrecy, intimidation, fear of repercussion and sexual misconduct\".
2 mins
Kiffness hits viral gold
Viewed more than 8.7m times on YouTube in 12 days.
2 mins
Matric fraudsters bailed
Reportedly received over R4.5m during employment.
1 min
SA slams UN exclusion
Inclusion shunned because it'll diminish global north’s powers, says expert.
2 mins
Nocturnal park drifter sparks rage
The driver of a white bakkie is using the cover of darkness to repeatedly drift and spin around JH Snyman Park in Farrarmere, causing severe damage.
1 min
Life term for ex-troopie
Soldier lies about being HIV-negative and defies partner’s condom rule.
2 mins
10 years on, call for justice
Mexico City Relatives of 43 Mexican students presumed to have been massacred were set to take to the streets yesterday for an emotionally charged protest marking the 10th anniversary of a tragedy that shocked the nation.
1 min
Zelensky's 'victory plan'
Itis unclear there will be green light to use US-made longrange missiles.
1 min
China on 'high alert' over ship
US, New Zealand, Australia also sail through contentious waterway.
1 min
Execs amass millions
Group CEO gets over R30m in the 2024 financial year.
2 mins
Creecy's plan ‘unlawful'
Redisa applies to review and set aside the state’s plan.
3 mins
Yearning for the international stage
Despite being covered by ice and largely desolate, football is still king in Greenland, whose players want to compete with other nations, but it remains a pipe dream until they join a continental federation.
3 mins
Ten Hag left frustrated
Erik ten Hag slammed his Manchester United flops after a costly mistake from Christian Eriksen condemned them to a 1-1 draw against FC Twente in their Europa League opener on Wednesday.
2 mins
Mngqithi taking Chiefs seriously
Mamelodi Sundowns might be in red-hot form heading into their much-anticipated clash against old rivals Kaizer Chiefs, however, their coach Manqoba Mngqithi is treading carefully as they gear up to battle behind enemy lines.
1 min
Proteas looking to bounce back
The Proteas are trying not to let widespread criticism get to them, according to captain Aiden Markram, as the national cricket team look to bounce back in this weekend's T20 International series against Ireland.
1 min
Lions move on from heartache
They haven't had much time to dwell on it, but the Lions have had to get over their Currie Cup heartbreak quickly as they prepare to open their United Rugby Championship (URC) campaign against Ulster at Ellis Park tomorrow.
1 min
WORK IN PROGRESS
For now, the coach will need to bring the best out of his current team for tough Downs encounter.
2 mins
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