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Minority groups are taking the South African government to taks about affirmative action in sport .

In 2009 the Barbarian team had a phenomenal line up of world class players; Matt Giteau, Victor Matfield, George Smith, Jamie Roberts, Leigh Halfpenny and Joe Rokocoko with the Springbok flyer Bryan Habana scoring a hat-trick of tries on the day clinching an emphatic 25-18 win. And it was the...

Eskom’s decision to take disciplinary action against former acting CEO, Matshela Koko (pictured), for the R1 billion Impulse International nepotism scandal has been welcomed by opposition party, the Democratic Alliance (DA).

Despite the utterings of South African batsman Quinton de Kock, who recently exclaimed "a bat is just a bat and wood is wood" during a visit to a bat-making factory, there are several factors to consider when choosing a willow. Here, three experts give their individual and collective insight on...

Pravin Gordhan has called on President Jacob Zuma to step down and make way for new leadership.

There is real proof that the DA is the champions in properly managing municipalities.

You might call them nuts - but AfriForum’s Youth branche have erected an anti-Zuma monument with 783 nuts: the exact amount of corruption complaints against the South African president.

British PR stooges Bell Pottinger’s apology to South Africa for stirring racial hatred is simply not enough.

The Department of Basic Education (DBE) has rebuffed media reports on the minimum promotion requirements in school, labelling these claims as misleading.

At least five international sporting bodies will be approached in a bid to block racially based quota systems in South African sport.

One of these days South Africans will pass matric merely for showing up.

Can the nose-diving South African Airways be saved from itself? There might be hope as reports suggest Vodacom Group Executive, Vuyani Jarana, might be the new SAA CEO in charge of changing things around at the bankrupt state-owned entity.

South Africa will export 800 lion skeletons to be used in the brewing of tiger-bone wine in Asia.

The arsonists and perpetrators of violence who damaged historical buildings, schools and businesses during protests in Bloemfontein and Schweizer-Reneke should be locked up and the keys thrown away.

This might nog be breaking news - but it’s really IMPORTANT news!

Municipalities in South Africa spent R30,5 billion on fruitless, wasteful, irregular and unauthorised expenses during the 2015/16 financial year.

More South Africans are receiving social grants than there are people with jobs.

South African Airways is so deep in the financial dwang that Standard Chartered Bank has now  declined to renew their loan facilities.

President Jacob Zuma wants to get black economic empowerment back on track as part of his affirmative action objectives.

Permission granted by the Namibian government to a game farm owned by a Swedish national to capture and export five wild young elephants to Dubai has raised a storm among conservation organisations worldwide.

Dr David Klatzow, well-known forensic scientist, started to investigating the cause of the fires in Knysna and surrounding areas on instruction of civil rights organisation AfriForum.

South Africa will get a new name - if the ANC bigwigs get their way.

At last it is the end of the South African Broadcorping Castration’s (SABC) self-styled Fuhrer’s reign of destruction.

More than 300,000 adult women reported being raped or sexually assaulted in South Africa over the past decade although the actual number is much much higher.

There are black people taking delight on social media about the destruction of property, pain and death struck by the natural disasters on the Garden Route but civil rights organisation AfriForum has vowed to bring these people to justice.

As news broke of the violent murder of popular presenter of the wildlife show 50/50 on SABC2, Johann Botha, the Institute for Race Relations (IRR) released shocking stats of almost 500,000 people murdered in South Africa since democratic elections in 1994.

Microsoft’s first ever cloud services data centres in Africa will be set up in both Johannesburg and Cape Town.

Another day - another race case.

SA Rugby Union bid to host Rugby World Cup 2023 in a submission that has been described as “streets ahead” (of the rest).

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It’s a little but stupid to use the names of ministers in Jacob Zuma’s cabinet for a fraud scam because most wakeup or even half sober people will run for the hills if one of them approaches you with a any proposal involving money. Yet, this is what some scamsters...