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Judge Hlophe wanted me to appoint judges ‘favourably disposed’ to Zuma – deputy
The judge president stands accused of trying to have sympathetic judges appointed to the 2015 court challenge to a proposed nuclear deal with Russia.
The deputy of Western Cape High Court judge president John Hlophe has accused him of trying to influence the appointment of judges in a 2015 case in then president Jacob Zuma's favour.
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When short dresses inspire long debates
ANC Youth League spokesperson Sizophila Mkhize vented her frustration on...
local soccer
Pirates pitch up late at the races
What a difference a month makes. It was 21 December,...
Fitness and health
Have a realistic plan of action for your...
Rome wasn’t built in one day.
Columns
Why is Europe hosting African leaders to solve...
The AU’s peace and security council needs to act more...
horse tips
Tuesday horse betting tip of the day
The Citizen brings daily tips to its premium online subscribers.
Editorials
Audi speedster must be brought to book
This is reckless endangerment of the highest order.
Editorials
Is the ANC taking heed of Mboweni’s truth?
Mboweni has criticised the ANC policy decision that the Reserve...
Columns
Ramaphosa is in a race against time
The president’s strategy of letting the legal processes sort out...
Columns
The real nightmare of dreams
Sharing your dreams with loved ones could lead to a...
Politics
Cracks are showing in Nelson Mandela Bay DA-UDM...
It appears that the DA's main player, Athol Trollip, isn't...
Courts
Neil Aggett’s dying dad’s call was for justice
The sister of struggle activist Neil Aggett, who died in...
Columns
Practise random acts of kindness and senseless acts...
Going back to school can be both a beautiful and...
Breaking News Enoch Mpianzi’s mom and others jump over fence at Nyati Bush Breaks – social media reacts
Crime WATCH: Driver doing more than 200km/h passed by flying old Opel
Even though the driver reaches 250km/h, it’s not nearly enough to keep up either.
Editorials
Audi speedster must be brought to book
This is reckless endangerment of the highest order.
Breaking News Moya Phosa passes away after illness, stroke
The eldest daughter of Mathews and Pinky Phosa had been ill for a while.
Proteas WATCH: Cheeky Rabada’s prank on Elgar’s ‘nether regions’!
As one social media user commented: ‘What’s the golden rule? Always protect your golden tool!”
local soccer
Pirates pitch up late at the races
What a difference a month makes. It was 21 December, on the dot, when Orlando Pirates beat Black Leopards 3-1 in their first match under Josef Zinnbauer, with Rulani Mokwena pulling what looked, frankly, like a massive sulk on the bench, his dismal stint in charge at the Buccaneers having come to an abrupt end.
Celebrities WATCH: Buhle Samuels breaks internet with sexy video
Samuels has inspired women to start working on their summer bodies.
Mgosi Swallows still chasing ex-Chiefs star Shabba
Swallows FC are said to have not given up on former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder, Siphiwe Tshabalala with talks to try and convince the star to finish his career where it started, Phakaaathi has heard.
World Prince Harry starts new life with Meghan in Canada
Prince Harry was spending the first full day of his new life in Canada on Tuesday after jetting in from Britain to join his wife Meghan following their shock exit from their royal roles.
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When short dresses inspire long debates
ANC Youth League spokesperson Sizophila Mkhize vented her frustration on social media while explaining that she could not attend the ANC’s national executive committee’s lekgotla due to some elder members’ view that her dress was too short. Which is more justified: her frustration or the limitation?
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Swallows still chasing ex-Chiefs star Shabba
Swallows FC are said to have not given up on former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder, Siphiwe Tshabalala with talks to try and convince the star to finish his career where it started, Phakaaathi has heard.
Sport
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No Faf in ODIs as Quinton de Kock takes over reins
The mercurial wicketkeeper-batsman has previously been identified as a future leader at national level.
Lifestyle
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No smoking four weeks before operation cuts risks – WHO
The study found that nicotine and carbon monoxide, both present in cigarettes, can decrease oxygen levels.
Business
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Former Eskom chief nuclear officer’s Necsa chair appointment comes as a surprise
British-born David Nicholls is highly respected in the industry.
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When short dresses inspire long debates
ANC Youth League spokesperson Sizophila Mkhize vented her frustration on social media while explaining that she could not attend the ANC’s national executive committee’s lekgotla due to some elder members’ view that her dress was too short. Which is more justified: her frustration or the limitation?
Parenty
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Should black hair be policed by schools in SA?
Some schools’ codes of conduct have been viewed as highly discriminatory against specific racial groups.
Motoring
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Chevrolet Tahoe/Suburban transformed into plusher GMC Yukon/Yukon XL
AT4 comes with a model specific front facia, a low range transfer case, unique 20-inch alloy wheels wrapped in Goodyear all-terrain tyres, front and rear skidplates, a four-corner Air Ride Adaptive Air Suspension system.
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Trump rejects climate ‘prophets of doom’ as Thunberg warns Davos
Thunberg was in the audience in the Swiss Alps to hear a typically bullish speech by Trump, delivered just before the start of his Senate impeachment trial in Washington.
