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, sports, and environmental issues, often focusing on the intersection of these themes. 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.
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The lesson of 76 is that we shouldn't stop speaking out when we get comfortable.
By: Kyle Zeeman
Has the WHO's head really used his powerful platform to spread misinformation, or is SA covering up the extent of violent 'xenophobic' protests?
Simply throwing more officers on the street or repeating policy changes you have been working on for years won't stop the violence.
By: Kyle Zeeman
Unconfirmed reports claim the building in Doornfontein was illegally occupied.
Catch up on the biggest stories this Saturday, 27 June 2026, in our simple daily news update.
![Don't make this a refugee camp: Officals keeping an eye on Malawians who fled to Joburg consulate [VIDEO]](https://media.citizen.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Malawi-consulate.jpeg)
By: Kyle Zeeman
One of those who fled to the consultate told The Citizen he feared for his life and just wants to go home to his family.
He said officers should 'not hesitate to act decisively where the law is broken'.
Catch up on the biggest stories this Sunday, 28 June 2026, in our simple daily news update.
By: Kyle Zeeman
If they are not able to get the needed help, the group will have to sleep outside the consulate for another night.
Maybe the ANC thinks people have short memories, or are forgiving of corruption. Perhaps, there are just no good men (or women) left.
