The Citizen - September 20, 2024

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September 20, 2024

Brink's future hangs in balance

'It's now left to the leaders of multiparty coalition.'

2 mins

'Force can be with SA'

They have generals for the job - but it will take time and money, say experts.

2 mins

Downside of fame takes its toll on swimming sensation

French Olympic swimming hero Leon Marchand says his record-breaking exploits in the Paris pool have changed his life so much that he needs to don a disguise to evade attention.

1 min

Surge in China's full-time dads

Social norms for centuries made men the breadwinners.

3 mins

No ticket refunds after Janet pulls out

The DStv Delicious Festival organisers have not announced any plans for ticket refunds following Janet Jackson's cancellation.

1 min

Regulator shows 'bias' - judge

Contract for testing the pad awarded to ECE 90, a subsidiary of GUD.

2 mins

Man-made global warming alarm

With reference to yesterday's \"Giant leap into space\", astronauts typically express awe and even love for the beautiful Earth below while they're in orbit.

1 min

Uprooted in retirement

Overturns order that law firm repay retirees purchase monies to developer.

4 mins

Rate cut: is it enough?

Kganyago’s announcement is the first Sarb cut since the Covid cutting cycle ended in 2020.

2 mins

Has Transnet bungled deal?

Privatisation’ of container terminal was meant to bring billions in private sector investment.

2 mins

Gittens nets a sparkling pair for Dortmund

English winger Jamie Gittens (above) came off the bench to score twice in the final 15 minutes to seal Borussia Dortmund a 3-0 win at Club Brugge in their Champions League opener on Wednesday.

1 min

Inter give City a giant’ headache

Inter Milan boss Simone Inzaghi said the Italian champions produced a \"giant performance\" to leave Manchester City frustrated in a 0-0 draw to begin their Champions League campaign on Wednesday.

1 min

Rory still hopes for a golf truce

Rory McIlroy claims the US Department of Justice (DOJ) and the rift between players on both sides of golf's civil war pose the biggest threats to a peace deal.

2 mins

Lions sharpen up in key areas

Lions sharpen up in key areas

2 mins

Mangezi has big ambitions

New SuperSport United striker Nokutenda Mangezi (above) has wasted no time in setting his own personal targets for the 2024-25 Betway Premiership season.

1 min

Riveiro confident in Buccaneers’ squad depth

With games coming thick and fast, Orlando Pirates coach Jose Riveiro (right) believes that he has enough players in his squad to compete in all the competitions that the club is involved in.

1 min

READY FOR WAR

Gaining the upper hand in the scrums could play a pivotal role in deciding which way the Test swings.

2 mins

Proteas intent on moving on

Admitting they were out-played, all-rounder Wiaan Mulder (below) said the Proteas would use their historic defeat to Afghanistan as motivation to fight back in their three-match ODI series.

1 min

Modern masterpiece

Lush private garden envelops the lower level.

1 min

Barbaresco for winning warm-up

Snaith to win features in Eastern and Western Cape.

2 mins

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