While South Africa’s national carrier - South African Aircraze (SAA) - has long given up trying to fly from Cape Town to Europe, even low-cost carriers (LCCs) in Europe are seeing the need to connect the Mother City to Europe.
As South Africa’s national carrier, now more commonly referred to as South African Aircraze SAA), continues to crumble under shoddy management, the vultures are ready to pick at the decaying bones.
The Cheetahs’ opening match in the ground-breaking Guinness PRO14 tournament, against Ulster in Belfast, will be broadcast live on SuperSport 1 this weekend (Friday, 8.35pm), the broadcaster announced.
South Africa’s Public Protector (PP) has been requested to investigate the South African Revenue Service’s (SARS) and their relationship to the dodgy buddies of president Jacob Zuma, the Gupta family.
Stupidity has reached epic levels if you read the latest media release by the ANC in the Nelson Mandela Bay Region, which has - apparently - come to the conclusion that “governance and service delivery have collapsed in the city”.
Former West Indies fast bowler Ottis Gibson has been named the new head coach of South Africa's national cricket team. Gibson, who played two Tests and 15 ODIs between 1995 and 1999, will succeed the outgoing Russell Domingo. "After following a rigorous process, we are delighted to welcome Ottis as...
UK PR firm Bell Pottinger has reportedly been found in breached the code of ethics of the UK's Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA).
South Africa’s Mata Hari of the airline industry - Dudu “I love Zuma" Myeni - blames history for South African Aircraze’s (SAA) financial disaster. But at least she fell short of blaming Apartheid.
Economic and political uncertainty under Jacob Zuma’s regime, along with unemployment at its highest point in more than a decade, is fuelling a stampede of South Africa’s educated middle class desperate to leave the country.
Now a minister in Jacob Zuma’s race obsessed government needs to explain why is a race discriminator.
Less than half of South Africans of working age have a job.
While President Buhari is continuing his treatment in the United Kingdom, Yemi Osinbajo, the Vice-President of Nigeria, seems to be everywhere. He has even been seen at Lagos international airport lately where he checked the public toilets.
We want these Bell Pottinger idiots to roast in hell, but will their Pommie bothers protect them? - like the Pomms so often do…
The SABC 8, eight SABC journalists who were fired after openly protesting changes to the broadcasters’ editorial policy, have received the annual Guardian of Governance Award from the Institute of Internal Auditors SA (IIA SA).
It seems everyone want to see the Mugabes in court. But will this ever happen?
Can this be the start of a crippling walkout on South African Aircraze (SAA)? FNB CEO Jacques Celliers says he will boycott SAA and by the response on social media it seems he is getting lots of support.
South African Aircraze’s (SAA) financial shenanigans are making international headlines with the authoritative Bristihs online news service Business Travel News reporting things are only getting worse for the cash strapped national carrier.
Hear of crime dockets going missing and cases thrown out of court because of problems with dockets? Yes, too often… Now the SA Police Service say it will be something of the past if their new eDocket system kicks in.
While many in South Africa is praying for change, this afternoon’s Zuma vote of now confidence will in all probabilities turn out to be a damp squid. But while you are waiting, Ranjeni Munusamy of TimesLIVE has offered this advice to survive the afternoon.
The actions of the six men who allegedly assaulted a couple at KFC in Montana, Pretoria should be strongly condemned.
Kenya general election is coming up tomorrow. However, many dramatic events have already happened. In particular, the electoral commission member was brutally tortured and murdered.
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Bidvest Wits, Mamelodi Sundowns and Kaizer Chiefs are, without a doubt, the pre-season favourites to claim Premiership title in 2017/18, but a re-built Orlando Pirates are not far behind. David Minchella looks at the strengths of each of these club's to see who holds the advantage. It was South Africa's...
If anyone should win the prize for playing musical chairs in South African politics its the President.
Ha ha. These idiots will fail Public Relations 101 at a bush university. Now the CEO of British PR firm Bell Pottinger says his company made no money from the Gupta affair. We might ask then - why did you fire up racial hatred in the first place? To merely...
Uhuru Kenyatta, Kenyan President, laid the foundation stone for the tallest building in the whole Africa. It will be located in the Upper Hill neighborhood of Nairobi. This ambitious project will have been finished by winter 2019.
Airport environs in South Africa are used as huge are solar stations. Finally, people realized that energy of the sun must be utilized properly.
It’s not often we have really good news to report. Today we have. Former Passenger Rail Agency of SA (Prasa) chief financial officer Fenton Gastin has been ordered to pay back over R8.2-million he received in terms of invalidated contracts signed by the agency's now disgraced CEO, Lucky Montana.
There might not be any load shedding in South Africa any more but Eskom is certainly in the business of cash shedding… and the Guptas seem to be part of the action yet again.
There’s been yet another break-in at a ‘secure’ building of a key office of the South African justice system and while this trend is continuing nothing is being done about it.
The doctor who wrote the controversial book about Nelson Mandela’s final years of life may end up in prison. It seems the author of ‘Mandela’s Last Years’ flouted many regulations and now finds himself on the wrong side of the law.
