While the South African government is clearly not serious about the health of South Africans by allowing the quality of water go down the toilet every day, civil rights organisation AfriForum is launched its #CleanWater project for 2019.
60 million ballot papers, 300,000 ballot boxes, 45,000 voting compartments, 25,000 voting station arrow signs, 56,255 stationery packs - they all need to be in place by May 8 to give South Africans the chance to vote next week.
The ANC majority at national level can be in the balance when South Africans go to voting booths next week on May8, says the Institute of Race Relations (IRR).
Consumers will have to dig even deeper into their pockets as both grades of petrol are set to increase by 54 cents a litre this week.
The recent brutal killings in communities in the Northern Cape have been condemned by MEC of Transport, Safety and Liaison, Lebogang Motlhaping.
In what could be an expensive lesson to incompetent police, a farmer is taking the Minister of Police to court for paying the legal cost and related expenses to get rid of illegal squatters on his land.
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The revelation that the Finance Minister, Tito Mboweni, tabled a report which details a R17 billion bailout for Eskom due to an emergency cash problem points to a power utility that is no longer viable and sustainable.
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.
The less the SA government meddles into the business of mining, the better it will be for the country.
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.
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has applied to have Grace Mugabe extradited to South AfricaAfrica.
Rhino horns to the valued of R29 million have been confiscated by Hong Kong customs officials.
Every time former president Jacob Zuma screwed up, it cost the country’s tack payers billions of rands. At least this time Zimbabwean farmers has the opportunity to picket some of it.
If hospitals are without nurses you will have a torrid time surviving.
The announcement by Cricket South Africa chief executive officer Thabang Moroe that there will be no racial ‘targets’ in selecting the national squad for the Cricket World Cup to be held in England later this year is to be welcomed.
In South Africa, even the most elite of the police services are corrupt. But these days it's not even a surprise.
Just a few more murders in Cape Town and the Mother City will eventually make it into the top ten of the world’s most violent cities.
Moody’s has given a struggling South Africa a lifeline by releasing its credit opinion.
EFF leader Julius Male might not be hate speech but that encourages hate is not in dispute. If bodies like the Human Rights Commission cannot stop him, we will need to stand together against it.
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As all South Africans suffer because of Eskom’s incompetence and load shedding, no industry suffers more than the mining sector.
The ruling party is out to get your property. And its putting legislation in place to do it.
Once a racist, always a racist. Trade union Solidarity has now received confirmed that the folks at Black First Land First (BLF) are sticking to their racist remarks celebrating the death of white school children.
Over 10,000 corrupted criminals are working at South Africa’s state-owned energy ‘supplier’ Eskom, which means the changes of addressing the problem of load shedding are dropping by the second.
The civil rights organisation AfriForum declared a dispute with MTN and launched a public campaign over the alleged racist action that is supported by the telecommunications company.
Solidarity today confirmed that the court battle to challenge the implementation of sports quotas would continue.
Gambling came about as a result of human beings’ need for entertainment.
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...
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.
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.
