The Citizen - January 24, 2025
The Citizen - January 24, 2025
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In this issue
January 24, 2025
Why did you ignore us?
PARLY: TOP COP, MINISTER SUMMONED TO ANSWER
2 mins
Pop star out over sex scandal
One of Japan's biggest pop stars and best-known TV hosts, Masahiro Nakai, announced his retirement yesterday over sexual misconduct allegations, reports said, in the latest scandal to rock Japan's entertainment industry.
1 min
Man nabbed for kicking bunny
Japanese police said yesterday they arrested a man for kicking a rabbit, as authorities probe the deaths of more than 70 bunnies on an island well-known for its large rabbit population.
1 min
Fury after Boko hammers SA
INVESTMENT: BOTSWANA LEADER SLAMS NEIGHBOUR INSTEAD OF SELLING HIS COUNTRY
3 mins
Mantashe gives safety in mining a clean bill of health
Safety in the mines is at a record high, says Minister of Mineral Resources Gwede Mantashe.
2 mins
Cowgirls Don't Get the Blues
'I want to show everyone it is entirely normal for women to ride horses.
2 mins
This 'mapping' bicycle just makes sense
Delft - Dutch university researcher Holger Caesar heads out into the afternoon traffic on a bicycle like no other, equipped to collect data he believes may one day save lives.
2 mins
Firefighters finish tough training
GRADUATE: STRENGTH TESTED TO THE LIMIT
2 mins
Cape Town Met is game of 'spot the longshot'
The dress theme for Saturday's 2025 WSB Cape Town Met is Couture Unleashed. To a non-fashionista that sounds like: \"Anything goes, do your worst, let loose the dogs of needlework\".
2 mins
Mengo is 'liar' – counsel
MISCONDUCT: SECRETARY ASKED IF SHE WANTED FRIENDSHIP WITH JUDGE
2 mins
Fuse lit in student accommodation time bomb
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (Nsfas) is under fire yet again as unresolved issues in its student accommodation programmes threaten to spark nationwide unrest.
1 min
Roads agency needs R70m to fix broken traffic signals
EFFORTS HAMPERED BY THEFT
2 mins
Drownings surge with rain
GAUTENG: COPS HAVE 10 DIVING OPERATIONS, 17 RESCUE MISSIONS AND RECOVER 28 BODIES
2 mins
If Trump Made SA Great Again
IMAGINATION: LAND WHERE EVERYTHING WOULD WORK AND PEOPLE ARE SAFE IN STREETS
3 mins
SA consumers spend most money in 14 years in November
South African consumers were not scared to spend money on items such as clothing and shoes, cleaning products, appliances and furniture in November, making it the best retail sales in 14 years.
2 mins
'Dirty' money ring smashed
Vietnam police said they had arrested five people and smashed a money-laundering ring that brought $1.2 billion (just over R22.2 billion) of criminal cash into the country from abroad.
1 min
'Ready to take our own back'
India is prepared to take back its citizens residing illegally in the United States, foreign minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said.
1 min
'US Is Solidly Behind Israel'
ENVOY: AMERICA REAFFIRMS UNWAVERING SUPPORT
1 min
Nearly 200 schools close over pollution
Air pollution forced nearly 200 schools in Bangkok to close yesterday as officials urged people to work from home and restricted heavy vehicles in the city.
1 min
Saps' liability slide is threat to all
Given that a senior ANC comrade laid charges of intimidation with the cops against a Sunday Times journalist for asking questions, we worry that Police Minister Senzo Mchunu might want to have a go at us for wondering – as we do again today – about how he spends the police budget.
1 min
Clock's not ticking for TikTok
If the United States was so paranoid that China would be able to access so-called personal information from Americans through the social media platform, TikTok, why couldn't this suspected intelligence be used to solve cybercrimes and stop other potential threats, or was it just a matter of control and censoring?
2 mins
Is safety in the eye of the beholder?
If, as the saying goes, the truth hurts, then Gauteng MEC for finance and economic development Lebogang Maile must be writhing with the pain inflicted by Botswana President Duma Boko this week when he told investors South Africa was \"not safe.\"
1 min
The old Trump is back with a vengeance
It seems that US President Donald Trump's Golden Age has begun, writes Armin.
1 min
January Feels Like Six Months
January. The month that's supposed to symbolise fresh starts, new goals and a shiny, hopeful future. Except, instead of feeling like a clean slate, it feels like we've accidentally wandered into an eternal time loop.
2 mins
Trump is going to change world
Donald Trump's short presidency is already clearly marked by him being a president in a hurry to wield huge power.
1 min
Reality or conspiracy?
'FLY ME TO THE MOON': WILDLY ENTERTAINING BUT PREDICTABLE
3 mins
What to wear to the Met
DESIGNERS: HORSE RACING AND CUTTING EDGE FASHION ON SHOW
2 mins
Highest-grossing musical screening in SA cinemas
Moana 2, the captivating, epic animated musical from Walt Disney Animation Studios has become the highest-grossing animated film of all time at the South African box office, surpassing Frozen 2.
1 min
Google Wins Ruling Blocking Huge Fine
Alphabet's Google won a UK court ruling to block Russian media firms from seizing the tech giant's global assets to recover Russian court-imposed fines that have now accrued interest equal to many times more than the world's economy combined.
1 min
Rosier outlook for SA
GDP: GROWTH EXPECTED TO SURPRISE ON THE UPSIDE THIS YEAR
1 min
Target: Banxso victims
LEAKED: SCAMMERS ARE IN POSSESSION OF DETAILED PERSONAL DATA
4 mins
Problems with coal curb Sasol
Sasol reported a slight fall in first-half mining production, primarily challenged by coal quality.
1 min
Listed property is tops again
BEST ASSET CLASS: UP AFTER TOUGH YEARS
2 mins
Sinner is taking nothing for granted
Jannik Sinner insists nothing is being taken for granted ahead of his Australian Open semifinal, with the world No 1 warning that he is constantly striving to get \"better and stronger\".
1 min
Keys Prevails in Nail-Biting Shock
OZ OPEN: Sets Up Final Against Rampant Sabalenka
2 mins
Pep Admits City 'Could Not Cope'
Pep Guardiola (above) admitted his Manchester City side \"could not cope\" with Paris Saint-Germain after throwing away a two-goal lead to lose 4-2 to the French side on Wednesday, leaving their Champions League hopes on the brink.
1 min
Davids 'proud' to hit 50 Blitzbok caps
When he wore the green and gold for the Springbok Sevens the first time - on 28 January 2017 in Wellington, New Zealand - Zain Davids was the proudest man alive.
1 min
Royals extend their SA20 lead
PROBLEMS: TIME IS RUNNING OUT FOR SUPER GIANTS
1 min
FIRE BURNING BRIGHTLY
JANSEN: IMPORTANT FOR SUNRISERS NOT TO GET AHEAD OF THEMSELVES
2 mins
Kriels relishing 'lekker' challenge
Though the contest between David and Richard Kriel will be \"lekker\" in the cross-Jukskei derby this weekend, neither player will search the other out on the field.
1 min
Property sellers warned
>> Repercussions for both the agents and sellers who breach agreement.
2 mins
Industrial Stuff Sale
LIQUIDATION: EQUIPMENT FROM A METAL FABRICATION CONCERN
1 min
Some tips to save for an auction
Saving for an auction can be challenging, but with a solid plan, you can increase your chances of securing the item you want.
1 min
Pot the eight ball in the Met
CONDITION: EIGHT ON EIGHTEEN LOOKS WELL WEIGHTED TO GIVE SNAITH A THIRD SUCCESSIVE VICTORY
4 mins
Romantic Warrior in Dubai debut
Hong Kong champion and nine-time Group 1 winner Romantic Warrior starts his Middle East campaign in the Jebel Hatta at Meydan today, setting up a mouth-watering clash with Charlie Appleby's Measured Time in the Group 1 event on a star-studded nine-race card.
4 mins
Sun to shine for Raj
IMPROVEMENT: PETER-TRAINED RUNNER CAN END LENGTHY DROUGHT OF WINS
1 min
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