Entertainment

From TikTok to trouble: Saps warns officers in uniform
Saps says such behaviour contravenes National Instruction 5 of 2017, which governs media communications.

CoJ on review for rating downgrades by Moody’s
The city is on the agency’s watch over its delinquent financial statements.

Petrol prices: good and bad news – this is what you must know
Data from the Central Energy Fund shows a positive trend for fuel price recoveries.

Has Tshwane’s interest calculator gone rogue?
A case currently before the Joburg High Court claims Tshwane is charging R8m interest on a R1.5m debt.

School rugby results: Paarl Gim top early season rankings after thumping Grey
Stellenberg are hot on Paarl Gim’s heels, especially after a 64-0 thrashing of Melkbosstrand.
Bitget Launches New Pre-IPO Product With SpaceX as First Listing
Within Bitget’s Universal Exchange model, IPO Prime moves towards integrating diverse financial opportunities.

May your pockets be full: Here’s when social grants will be paid out in May
Sassa’s self-service portal is back online after technical issues disrupted access for beneficiaries trying to complete eLife Certification.

Was it you? Over R30 million won this weekend
Check your tickets so you don’t keep your millions waiting!

SA schools up in smoke by vaping crisis, study finds
Of 25 000 students, 38.3% reported that they vape every day, and more than half of them reported vapeing four or more days per week.

Mop-up operations underway in Western Cape after severe thunderstorms
Heavy rainfall and gale-force winds battered the Cape Peninsula.

Think Swan Lake Is Just Ballet? It could be a Netflix thriller
‘Swan Lake’ is more than just a classical ballet. It’s story is as relevant today and could easily be a Netflix thriller. Here’s why.

Theft allegations rock DA councillor in Tshwane
A caucus member told The Citizen there is also an investigation underway into Breytenbach’s underperformance as a councillor.

Wastage betters no lives, Lesufi
Judging by what vandalism and theft have done to the scheme in Clayville, it looks like the skeletons of the houses will have to be bulldozed.

Leading is no side hustle, Hill-Lewis
Geordin Hill-Lewis wears the mantle of DA leadership so lightly that he plans not only to remain mayor of Cape Town, but to seek re-election.

Blitzboks coach Snyman thrilled with Hong Kong win: ‘Almost speechless’
The SA Sevens team have now won four tournaments in a row.

‘Long overdue’ arrest of EMPD’s Mkhwanazi welcomed
Julius Mkhwanazi is facing charges of fraud, corruption and defeating the ends of justice and is expected to appear in the Boksburg Magistrate’s Court

R122 million later, Ekurhuleni housing dream lies in ruins
‘People need to be held accountable, so if those in higher positions of authority are not doing anything about it, then they are the problem.’

AA CEO challenges carmakers on safety standards
Automobile Association (AA) CEO Bobby Ramagwede is taking aim at car safety disparities in South Africa.

National Extreme Festival fails to disappoint on return to Red Star
The short, sharp and tight inland circuit provided a true test for the national series, which last visited it in 2022.