Jarryd Westerdale is a Digital Journalist at The Citizen. He focuses on governance and pressing social issues, while also covering a diverse range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and the construction industry. Jarryd's work has been featured in Energy Central, Sports Brief, and The Citizen News.
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Jarryd predominantly covers sports, with a heavy focus on football and the South African football scene. His interest appears to be in providing event coverage and evolving stories related to specific teams, players, and tournaments.
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By: Jarryd Westerdale
The week's arrests bring the number of police members arrested in relation to the Medicare24 Saps tender to 26.
By: Jarryd Westerdale
The video shows a young male wearing a yellow T-shirt repeatedly striking a defenceless elderly woman.
By: Jarryd Westerdale
Johannesburg city officials have defended the R10 billion deal with Samwu while explaining how the city is dealing with financial constraints.
Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero was before Scopa where he also blamed Herman Mashaba for the state of the city.
By: Enkosi Selane, Jarryd Westerdale
On Thursday, the Dhladhla family and Cartrack issued a joint statement following an 'emotional and constructive' meeting.
Police traced blood markings from the victim's home to his neighbour's house where they found the victim's personal items.
By: Jarryd Westerdale
Critics of South Africa's anti-illegal immigration movement adopted Mexico in protest during the opening match of the 2026 Fifa World Cup
By: Jarryd Westerdale
Plans to renovate 1 Military Hospital were approved in 2005, with part of the facility non-operational and services outsourced.
By: Jarryd Westerdale
The club has had investors primed to construct a new facility but the project has been delayed by municipal processes.
By: Jarryd Westerdale
This year's sizable electricity price increases come at a time of heightened financial strain
