The Citizen - September 30, 2024

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September 30, 2024

Unity 'but still division'

Deep class differences persist in a society that is still unequal’.

2 mins

'Bring back Brink or else...'

Blames Gauteng premier for ignoring national ANC leaders’ positions.

2 mins

Kiwis reclaim their national treasure

Auckland New Zealand yesterday reclaimed the world record for the largest mass haka after more than 6 000 people performed the legendary Maori war dance, dethroning France.

1 min

Saint-Tropez celebrates Bardot's 90th

Saint-Tropez - Glitzy French Riviera village Saint-Tropez honoured one of its most famous residents on Saturday by showing Et Dieu crea la femme (And God Created Woman\"), the 1956 film that turned Brigitte Bardot - now go into a megastar.

1 min

Vital cog in wellness

From an East Rand facility, feisty woman’s firm produces 80 000 capsules and tablets a month.

2 mins

Struggle heroes come home

Among them were the remains of former ANC secretary-general Duma Nokwe.

2 mins

Simelane, step aside - ANC Vets

Step-aside rule for accused adopted by the ANC should apply to all, says league.

1 min

Feeling the groove at the jazz

While the two-day Standard Bank Joy of Jazz offered a superb entertainment to fans who thronged the Sandton Convention Centre over the weekend, the Dinaledi Stage emerged as the place to be for true jazz disciples.

1 min

DP's friend's accounts are now 'closed'

Associates of Deputy President Paul Mashatile have reportedly had their commercial banking facilities closed.

1 min

Pressure mounts over NHI

Association sees meeting with the president as a positive step, says chair.

2 mins

Education crisis looming

State urged to spare sector and not violate kids’ rights, jeopardise jobs.

2 mins

Floods submerge homes in Nepal

3000 security personnel rescue people with copters and motorboats.

1 min

Search for survivors after hurricane

Cedar Key Rescuers struggled on Saturday with washed-out bridges and debris-strewn roads in the search for survivors of devastating Storm Helene, which killed at least 63 people across five states and caused massive power outages.

1 min

Manage endometriosis

Condition can present symptoms in various parts of body.

2 mins

Can lower fuel prices and repo rate improve nation's poor pockets?

Lower fuel prices and a lower repo rate can help to improve the poor state of the nation's pockets, but they will have to approach their finances differently to make these reductions work for them.

2 mins

Rand at 20-month high

Biggest driver behind the current rally is an interest rate cutting cycle in the US.

2 mins

AI 'capable' of reasoning

Remains unclear how it might be used by those with bad intentions, such as con artists or hackers.

2 mins

Ireland finally topple Proteas

Ross Adair blasted a century and then his brother Mark took four wickets as Ireland beat South Africa by 10 runs in Abu Dhabi last night to tie their two-match T20 series.

1 min

Perfect start for Highveld teams

It was a mixed bag for South Africa's United Rugby Championship (URC) sides as the Lions and Bulls kicked off their campaigns with home wins, while the Sharks and Stormers suffered defeats on the road.

2 mins

Arteta hails 'emotional control'

London Mikel Arteta praised his Arsenal side for not losing belief or control after throwing away a two-goal lead in a 4-2 win over Leicester on Saturday.

1 min

Spurs compound United's misery

Tottenham piled more pressure on Erik ten Hag's position as Manchester United manager with a dominant 3-0 win at Old Trafford yesterday.

1 min

OLD HEADS A KEY FACTOR

» Springbok focus now shifts to coming through their trip to Europe in November unbeaten.

2 mins

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