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About that Party Finder app: it’s easy to criticize people that are going to flaunt the regulations to have a good time. But asking young people to put another year of their life on hold for a virus that doesn’t kill them is absurd. Do remember how long a year lasts when you’re 19? You change as a person in an entire year. A public health response that makes sense would appreciate human nature and ethics. Our public health response in the USA has been technocratic and dehumanizing. And t...

Citizen reporter An easy-to-read selection of our top stories. Stay up to date with The Citizen – More News, Your Way. Coronavirus. Picture: Getty Images Another new variant of the new coronavirus seems to have emerged in Nigeria, the head of Africa’s disease control body has said, cautioning more investigation was needed. The discovery could add to new ala...

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10 things wealthy people love about living in South Africa Subscribe South Africa is home to over twice as many dollar millionaires (HNWIs) as any other African country, data from New World Wealth (NWW) shows. The country ranks 30th in the world by this measure, ahead of major economies such as Greece, Portugal and Turkey. HNWIs are defined as those who have a net worth of $1 million or more (net assets less net liabilities). Currently, there are just over 35,000 HNWIs living in South Africa, N...

Muvhango actress Azwi Rambuda on how unemployment & rejection led to her acting career 18 December 2020 - 06:00 By Masego Seemela Actress Azwi Rambuda opens up about the blessings of rejection. Image: mrslitelu/ Instagram While many may view rejection as the “end” of it all, Muvhango actress Azwi Rambuda has opened up about how she used “one door closing” as a blessing for a brighter future. The actress, who plays Mpho on Muvhango, shared her views of rej...

It’s nearing the end of term in the pandemic year 2020 and no one at DF Malan High School is wearing a uniform, except the handful of masked matrics, heads down over last papers in the hall that has its doors thrown open for fresh air. Behind the hall, beyond the administration buildings, four boys are making their way towards the school’s recycling depot on the other side of the vast sports fields. Two are pushing a trolley, really getting their backs into it to jemmy the heavily laden whe...

Seasonal mood changes—a form of depression known as seasonal affective disorder—can make winter the hardest time of the year for many people—and thats even without a global pandemic. "There is a history of global events impacting overall well-being and mental health of people," says Dr. Krystal Lewis of the National Institute of Mental Health. Reported psychological effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, she says, have included "traumatic stress symptoms, as well as anxiety, stress, depression...

Samkelo Ndlovu goes on Twitter rant, accuses Moozlie of pouring drink on her By Entertainment Writer Share Actress Samkelo Ndlovu has alleged that rapper and television presenter Nomuzi ’Moozlie’ Mabena threw a drink on her and then ran away. Ndlovu took to Twitter where she did not mince her words about what she said happened and how she felt about Mabena. In a string of tweets that saw her reach the top of the trends list, the former Rhythm City actress said the incident happened ...

The model for residential estates has evolved over the years to cater for various preferences. Developers have augmented their offerings and most estates now offer additional amenities. There is also an increasing number of estates that cater to niche markets, such as eco estates and equestrian developments. Residential estates are seeking to buck the downward trend in the property market and are relying on an evolving set of drawcards to lure in buyers, experts say. And with greater competitio...