Kyle Zeeman is a Deputy Digital Editor for The Citizen ZA. He is an experienced journalist covering a diverse range of topics including current affairs, politics, sports, and culture, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news. Kyle's work has been featured in prominent publications such as HeraldLIVE, Sunday Times, and BBC News.
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Kyle Zeeman's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news within South Africa. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, crime, weather, and issues specific to South Africa such as youth unemployment.
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The ANC still hasn't announced its mayoral candidates for the upcoming local government elections.
The ANC will only announce its candidate in September, party secretary-general Fikile Mbalula said on Saturday.
By: Kyle Zeeman
Police have confirmed the arrest of five employees of the Emfuleni Local Municipality for running an alleged electricity reconnection scheme....
By: Kyle Zeeman
The ANC is doing all it can to stop factionalism from tearing it apart in metros and municipalities.
By: Kyle Zeeman
Tete was gunned down outside his Mdantsane, Eastern Cape, home on Friday evening. He was 38.
By: Kyle Zeeman
Reflecting on his province, Lesufi admitted that those in power had underestimated the work needed.
The confiscated firearms will now undergo ballistic testing to see if they were used in any crimes.
By: Kyle Zeeman
The party which has held the country to ransom for so long is itself not being held hostage from within.
Who you vote for in the upcoming local government elections does matter, and no one should be given a pass because the job is hard or long.
By: Kyle Zeeman
As national government steps in more and more, how can we believe that giving local politicians more power will solve our problems?
