- Something’s Cooking TV: Musical and culinary wiz J’Something launches new venture April 25, 2019J'Something is a name synonymous with good food and music. The Mi Casa frontman launched his newest project at the Google headquarters in Johannesburg on Thursday evening.
- MyCiti bus spontaneously combusts in Cape Town [video] April 25, 2019Commuters captured the dramatic blaze as a Myciti bus burned on Nelson Mandela in photos and video.
- Durban floods latest: Search for bodies goes on, death toll to rise April 25, 2019Death toll figures are expected to rise as hope fades in the search for the missing.
- Former Marion Island expeditioner drowns in Canal Walk accident April 25, 2019The former meteorologist was an inspiration to many for his attitude towards life and drive to help others.
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- Something’s Cooking TV: Musical and culinary wiz J’Something launches new venture April 25, 2019J'Something is a name synonymous with good food and music. The Mi Casa frontman launched his newest project at the Google headquarters in Johannesburg on Thursday evening.
- Free daily horoscope, celeb gossip and lucky numbers for 26 April, 2019 April 25, 2019Wondering what the day has in store for your star sign? Here's a quick glance at horoscopes and more for today - completely free!
- World Malaria Day 2019: “Zero malaria starts with me” April 25, 2019The theme for this year's World Malaria Day, celebrated on 25 April every year, is "zero malaria starts with me."
- SA’s ‘Stroop’ wins big at International Wildlife Film Festival April 25, 2019Stroop is an independent documentary feature film on the rhino poaching crisis.
How people are making money from gambling on international websites
Gambling came about as a result of human beings’ need for entertainment.
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Universal voter dissatisfaction with ANC
The ANC national government has a negative net satisfaction score among all voters on all of six core issues – Economic Growth, Crime; Education; Healthcare; Corruption; and Land Reform – but is rated as the party best placed to deliver on five of them, the exception being fighting corruption, which a majority of voters believe the EFF would be best at.
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Empangeni land handed ‘back to rightful owners’
As the government handed land to people of the Ubizo community in Empangeni, KwaZulu-Natal, the country’s deputy president said it was now in the hands of “righful owners” and will result in their socio-economic development.
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737 Max crash – a jackscrew screwed up!
A screw-like device found in the wreckage of the Boeing Co. 737 Max that crashed last Sunday in Ethiopia indicates the plane was configured to dive, a piece of evidence that helped convince US regulators to ground the model, a person familiar with the investigation disclosed.
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Explain ‘logic’ behind Eskom price hikes!
Effectively paying more than 10% more for electricity in South Africa is plain bonkers and the people responsible for approving this kind of madness should explain their thinking – or lack of it.
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Apartheid turd cannot be polished
Minority rights group AfriForum’s attempt to polish the turd the was Apartheid into something shiny is just plain common stupid, says the Institute for Race Relations (IRR).
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Solidarity kicks racist job site for touch
A little but if pressure can go along way… the government’s Yes4Youth job creation programme has admitted it is racist and had promised to make changes.
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Avoid sounding posh – it can render you as stupid as Reece-Mogg
Most people know that a posh English accent cannot buy you class or intelligence. A great example is that most stupid of Pommies, Jacob Reece-Mogg, who’s family’s wealth, status, exclusive education and hot potato-in-the-mount accent has bought him nothing but being a Tory nitwit Brexiteer – and idiot par excellence.
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Rocks and toilet breaks “caused load shedding”
Rocks, instead of coals are being supplied to Eskom while control room staff is taking the piss. That’s why you suffer load shedding.
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#protectpensions campaign launched in SA
The South African government is running out of money and the ruling ANC wants to get hold of the money saved by ordinary hard-working South Africans in private pension funds.
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AfriForum takes on Human Rights Commission over Malema ‘hate speech’
Julius Malema might think he is off the hook after the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) found him not guilty of racial hate speech, but his legal confrontation with minority rights movement AfriForum is far from over.
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Mining could contribute more to SA ‘with less government interference’
The less the SA government meddles into the business of mining, the better it will be for the country.
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New tax law ‘will push wealthy offshore investors out’
Another brain fart by the South African authorities, this time the tax man, means any repatriated income or capital gains will now be taxed up to 20%. The move sends a clear message to wealthy South Africans: get the hell out of this country.
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NPA applies for extradition of Grace Mugabe after AfriForum pressure
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has applied to have Grace Mugabe extradited to South AfricaAfrica.
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SABC former Fuhrer coughs up R300,000 for legal fees
He might have run the South African Broadcorping Castration (SABC) into financial ruin but the former Fuhrer at the state broadcaster, chief operating officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng seems to have enough money to pay trade union Solidarity hundreds of thousands for legal costs.
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Kruger Park rangers arrested for poaching
The South African National Parks (SANParks) arrested three field rangers on suspicion of poaching in the Kruger National Park (KNP). The suspects were based at Crocodile Bridge Section and are currently in custody for further investigation until they appear in court.
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‘Mini Me’ Zuma to face music after fatal crash
The son of South Africa’s former President Jacob Zuma will – eventually – appear in court on charges of culpable homicide and negligent driving after the State initially refused to press charges.
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Taxi and burial associations ‘should own’ Reserve bank – ANC
South Africa’s ruling party thinks its cool for taxi associations, stokvels and funeral homes to own a stake in the county’s Reserve Bank. In fact, the ruling party says it will push like hell for the nationalisation of the Reserve Bank.
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Multichoice big InDunas to take home R55 million in salaries this year
If you ever wondered why you need to take out a home loan to afford DStv in South Africa, just have a look at what the top executives at DStv’s holding company Multichoice are earning – millions and millions.
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Blame train deaths on ANC, says DA
There have been four train crashes in Gauteng over the last four months. In the latest train crash in Tshwane, at least three people were killed and over 600 people were injured. Al of this could have been prevented if the ruling ANC really cared.
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How to get tickets to Rugby World Cup 2019: Japan!
With less than 250 days to go until Rugby World Cup 2019 gets underway, excitement for the event continues to build ahead of the general ticket sale this Saturday (today)!
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Destruction of DA billboard ‘deplorable’
The destruction of the Democratic Alliance (DA) billboard listing the names of the victims of Life Esidimeni and those who fell at Marikana is disgraceful and should be condemned, the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) says in a statement.
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Middle finger from pension managers for ANC Eskom pension plan
South African pension fund managers have told the government to go and play in the traffic with regards to plans by the ruling ANC to channel private pension funds to Eskom.
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Festive season road carnage remains too high
Despite some reductions in road death stats for the past festive season, the overwhelming message remains: South Africa’s roads are not safe. Not at all. Too many people continue to die horrible road deaths.
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Business Lessons The Little Guys Can Teach The Big Guys
How business-savvy are you? Part of being an entrepreneur of a large business means that you get to learn from those who did it before you. But you also get to learn from smaller companies.
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Shortening medical students’ internships ‘welcoming’
The proposal that the internship period for prospective doctors might be shortened from two years to one year should be welcomed, says trade union Solidarity.
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Black racist police officer ‘should be fired’
The ruling comes after Major-General Sandra Malebe-Thema made racist and humiliating remarks towards various training personnel during an event at the SAPS Training Academy in Oudtshoorn in 2016.
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Visa fiasco for tourism as government issues conflicting travel advisories
While South African Tourism is continuing to market SouthAfrica as a family holiday destination, the South African government is doing its best to confuse families and make it impossible to board flights as a result of its Nazi style visa regulations.
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