The Citizen - September 18, 2024

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September 18, 2024

Lawsuits cost health billions

Investigations stop R3 billion in fraudulent claims, parliament hears.

2 mins

Nsfas to decentralise

Department welcomes move, plans to set up regional, satellite offices.

1 min

'I need laptop for case

Judge not swayed, saying you will get law books, but not a laptop’.

3 mins

4900 visas for critical skills jobs

South Africa has a list of almost 150 jobs considered by the department of employment and labour (DEL) to be in short supply.

1 min

US blamed for expo row

Analysts warn exclusion could have dire consequences for SA down the line.

2 mins

Lucky roll of the Dyce... and it's a win again

Talented sprinter Dyce was allowed to win a Pinnacle Stakes dash at the surprising odds of 10/1 at Turffontein at the weekend.

1 min

Group tells sad Ugandan story through satire

A packed Kampala audience holds its breath as four self-styled \"singing fools\" in choir uniforms bound onto the stage for their latest daring satire of Ugandan politics.

1 min

Why parents must be competent

With reference to: \"So many babies without fathers are a burden,\" How Others See It, on 7 September.

1 min

Now Showmax expands streams

The home-grown force in streaming has moved goalposts.

2 mins

Crochet gets sex appeal

100% cotton yarn garments do not loose shape ina cold wash.

3 mins

Can Superbalist grow?

Shein overtakes the SA retailer, while Bash is different kind of threat.

2 mins

RAF not about to 'implode'

»» Improvements not sustainable without legislative changes, says Letsoalo.

3 mins

State of rates in Africa

Africa’s largest economies to make changes for first time in years.

2 mins

League Cup no inconvenience

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag insisted he still believed English football's League Cup remained a \"significant\" competition.

1 min

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