Kyle Zeeman is a Deputy Digital Editor at The Citizen ZA. He is an experienced journalist covering a diverse range of topics including current affairs, politics, and sports, with a keen interest in culture, climate change, and regional news. Kyle's work has been featured in prominent publications such as HeraldLIVE, Sunday Times, Business Day, 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.
If you are looking to reach out to Kyle with relevant pitches or expertise, consider offering insights related to current political events in South Africa including government policies and their impact on society. Additionally, providing expert commentary or breaking news updates related to crime and social issues within the country would likely be well-received by Kyle based on his recent coverage.
Given his focus on national (South African) content across various themes such as politics and crime stories among others, tailoring your outreach efforts with this geographic lens will likely yield better results when trying to connect with him.
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By: Kyle Zeeman
Those who have gone to have tea at Nkandla have often ended up worse off than when they arrived.
By: Kyle Zeeman
After decades of being absent, politicians shouldn't be shocked now that they find voters are the ones staying away.
By: Kyle Zeeman
Walus held dual citizenship from 1986 until 2017 when his South African citizenship was revoked.
By: Kyle Zeeman
Longwe Twala, the son of veteran music producer Chicco Twala has been let off the hook after failing to appear in court earlier this month.
By: Kyle Zeeman
A "whole-of-society approach is crucial to fight GBV -not only for these 16 days but for all 365 days of the year."
By: Kyle Zeeman
As South African Football Association (Safa) president Danny Jordaan returns to court amid R1.3 million fraud allegations, he has found a supporter in
By: Kyle Zeeman
The collision is being investigated.
By: Kyle Zeeman
Home Affairs has also introduced dedicated counters at some offices for collecting IDs and passports over the festive season.
By: Kyle Zeeman
Posting snaps of herself with Jordaan in court, Mama Joy said she had come to support her president.
By: Kyle Zeeman
The one thing about most radicals is that they grow out of it. The ones that don't either go into politics or need to see a doctor.
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