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Don’t we all need a zoo right now with amaZupta and company wiping the value of the Rand and basically the rest of South Africa through their asses.

While South Africa waits with abated breath on the news if it’s president will open hunting season on his finance ministers, one hunting season that seems to be re-opened is the trophy hunting of South African leopards.

Policy documents prepared by the ruling African National Congress (ANC)in South Africa are riddled with internal contradictions that reflected the deep ideological splits within the party.

The self-styled Fuhrer of the South Africa Broadcorping Castration (SABC), ‘Cloudy’ Hlaudi Motsoeneng might be dragged back to court.

The ZAR has been making a comeback against the USD in recent days. After the Fed decided to hike interest rates on March 15, 2017, the USD came under significant selling pressure by currency traders and speculators. One of the notable gainers was the ZAR (South African rand). Around March...

Conservationists are confused about reasons for culling hundreds of buffalo in the Kruger National Park - seemingly not to sustain the park but to feed impoverished rural populations.

Despite today being Human Rights Day, things did not go too well as AfriForum Youth members tried to speak at the National Education Crisis Forum (NECF) in Midrand where they were told white people are not allowed to speak. Then ‘one settler, one bullet’ were sung and ‘kill the farmer,...

The government’s affirmative action policies are costing the Department of Correctional Services (DCS) dearly.

A correlation can be found between politics, hate speech and an increase in farm murders.

IFP MP Liezel van der Merwe delivered all the heat on the social grants fiasco in Parliament this week. Watch her roast Minister of Social Development Bathabile Dlamini’s defence of the current Sassa crisis.

Unemployment among foreign immigrants to South Africa is roughly half to a third of the local unemployment rate and they make up 11% of South Africa’s working population.

The fight for retaining Afrikaans as medium of instruction at South African universities is far from over despite earlier setbacks in court hearings.

In yet another breakthrough medical discovery in South Africa, an all-female team of researchers in Cape Town has cracked the heart-attack gene code exactly 50-years after the first heart was transplanted in the same city.

69 - yes folks, that magically sexy number - of government have been placed on suspension for more than six months pending disciplinary action, yet, they have collectively been paid R136.5 million of your hard earned money since 1 April 2016 - and no, it’s not an April Fool’s joke.

Let’s get it out in the open - we don’t like bankers, and we despise ABSA (better known as GAPSA for ‘gapsing’ your money in over-costly bank charges.

New sport quotas will be introduced to South African rugby, netball, soccer, athletics and cricket within the next year – failing which, the federations stand to lose millions in government funding.

South Africa’s Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) is seeking to make the widespread sale of rhino horn legal making the country open market for trading and even exporting rhino horn. In the process it will undermine attempts by CITES to save rhinos.

Wow. How do you flush R411 million down the toilet in just one year? Easy, as the bosses of the South African Broadcorping Castration (SABC)! They seem to be the experts.

“The way they were tortured, it’s not human”, a security staff member said after a British woman was killed and her husband horribly injured during a farm attack in South Africa’s Mpumalanga province.

Former Miss World Anneline Kriel and Black First Land First leader Andile Mgxithama are at loggerheads about farm murders in South Africa - the first suggesting President Jacob Zuma face charges of crimes against humanity in the International Criminal Court for failing to protect farmers in South Africa and the...

The South African government - with it’s new budget - does not understand that they need wealth creators. Instead, it continues to increase the burden of a bloated state on a dwindling number of wealthy tax payers and this could lead to a revolt.

It seems the South African government is planning to make the selling of rhino horn legal again. The news is unsettling to many.

The budget presented by the Minister of Finance this week suggested “a government at the brink of fiscal catastrophe and without a plan for either growth or austerity”.

South Africa is making use of apartheid era racial classification in its affirmative action employment policies and this should be investigated.

In the latest kick up the arse for South African Airways (SAA), the mismanaged national carrier will have to pay competitor Comair a total of at least R1.16 billion for anti-competitive behaviour.

South Africa’s ‘hostile political environment’ will prevent the country from profiting from the next commodity boom and could hurt average South Africans dearly.

So load shedding was a scam to make a white arshole stink rich…

A monument to corruption and unemployment - that’s what a stature of South African president Jacob Zuma will represent.

If you live in Soweto you will have electricity - no matter what…