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City Post has taken a break for a very long time.

We have been absent for about 10 years, but now we are back to tell the truth — "Truth in Black & White," as our motto says.

We are here to make friends with everyone, and we don't mind making enemies with those who are allergic to the truth.

We don't mind if criminals, corrupt government officials and politicians hate us.

We are here to represent those without a voice — the people on the ground.

We are representing shack dwellers, the homeless and the poor, from the dusty streets of Langa to Botshabelo, from Nancefield Hostel in Soweto to Soshanguve Hostel in Tshwane, from Winterveldt, the biggest squatter settlement in Southern Africa, to Makhado in Limpopo.

From the former homeland of KwaNdebele to Mahikeng, the capital city of the platinum province, everywhere in Mzansi.

We do not take any political side. We dig for the truth, because our readers deserve nothing but the truth, without decoration.

We will serve all South Africans with pride and dignity irrespective of colour, race, gender, religion and political affiliation.

As an online newspaper we will not only report the news, but it is our duty to help build a better South Africa for all.

We will report truthfully and educate the younger generation about the dangers of crime, drugs and substance abuse, xenophobia, racism and discrimination.

You are all invited to help make City Post the voice of the voiceless and continue to tell the truth in black and white.

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Thank you for choosing City Post.

Africa Ka Mahamba - Editor

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