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Leave the rich whities alone! That’s the message from stink rich retail tycoon Christo Wiese who is ‘gatvol’ with the rich getting the blame for South Africa's problems.

A potentially dodgy affirmative action plan by cell phone provider Vodacom needs to be clarified fast, says trade union Solidarity after a major new BEE deal.

It’s time for corrupt public officials to look over their shoulders - and be scared. The ‘Buldog’ is out to get them.

The South African Police Service (SAPS) is being taken to court because of institutional racism.

Now wouldn’t this be a match made in heaven. Two rednecks from different parts of the world patting each other on the back to see which one is the biggest bigot and racist…

Who paid for the Minister of Social Development, Bathabile Dlamini’s lavish ANC Women’s League  (ANCWL) jaunt to Addis Ababa?

A dept collector operating on behalf of the South African Broadcorping Castration (SABC) can face fines of up to R100,000 for threatening SMS they have sent to people who did not pay their TV licences.

RhodesMustFall activists Joshua Nott and Mbali Matandela have accepted R670,000 bursaries from the Rhodes Trust to study at Oxford University in England.

Torch all white-owned farms? Well, says labour movement Solidarity, if this is what you suggest, we are taking you to the South African Human Rights Commission and charge you will criminal prosecution.

South Africa has been beaten to a pulp by the modest island of Mauritius as the best African country to do business with, according to American business magazine Forbes’ ‘Best Countries For Business 2016’ report.

A police member who was overlooked for promotion because of the government’s affirmative action goals has received a huge settlement payout. 

The payment of TV licences in South Africa and the methods the South African Broadcorping Castration (SABC) is employing to collect outstanding fees will be challenged by the Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse (OUTA).

Money is a touchy subject for most people, not because they don’t like to talk about it, because there’s so little of it available at any given time.

Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa is in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, today (Tuesday, 17 January) to lead South Africa’s delegation to the World Economic Forum annual meeting. One of the speakers he might bump into is Shakira, the Colombian singer who performed the theme song to South Africa’s Soccer World Cup - 'Waka...

Numerous disturbing allegations of corruption and ‘pro white’ anti-transformation at the struggling and bumbling South African Airways (SAA) should be investigated.

South African who have stopped paying their TV licenses have nothing to worry about.

The scourge of car accidents and related fatalities have reached disturbing proportions and if not curbed it will place untold strain on South Africa, the Road Accident Fund (RAF) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Eugene Watson says.

South Africa’s ruling ANC party - during its 105th birthday bash - showed that it is beyond hope, dying and cannot lead the country from its slippery slope of demise.

Here we go again - the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) says it is concerned that private schools in South Africa were given preferential treatment in contrast to the country’s public schools.

Unsurprisingly, the bumbling Eastern Cape province ended bottom of the class again in 2016, with a matric pass rate of only 63.3% compared to the national average of 76.2%.

As Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga plans to announce the National Senior Certificate (NSC) Examination Results today (Wednesday), a furore has erupted over the secret upward adjustment of the results in at least 28 of the 58 National Senior Certificate subjects written by the Matric class of 2016.

The ANC has shown yet again just how little it values job-creating investment in South Africa with its petty, hypocritical attack on the Mayor of Tshwane, Solly Msimanga, following his visit to Taipei in Taiwan.

Driving a crock? The cops are out there to take it. Since the start of the festive season, 1 December, traffic law enforcement officers suspended 5,349 vehicles, while another 2.133 were impounded.

Even after a decade of robotic education in South Africa, more than 90% of the country’s pupils have never been  exposed to the fundamentals of robotics - this in a time when SA’s education masters decreased the pass rate for mathematics to 20%.

7,000! That's the preliminary figure of drivers arrested for driving offences over the festive period on South Africa's roads.

The DA says it is deeply concerned by reports that three inmates have been killed and others  critically injured at the St Albans Prison in Port Elizabeth. The party will request that the Department conduct a full and thorough investigation into the events that led to this death and injury.

Here comes the age of the African farmer. The African Union (AU) has put in place a programme to encourage more young people to study agriculture.

Members of the SABC parliamentary Ad Hoc committee this week heard shocking evidence of the going ons at the South African Broadcorping Castration - having to sit for up to 12 hours a day to hear testimony from witnesses describing a deep set of rot and complete collapse of good...

Afrikaans as language of education got a huge kick in the bollocks when the North Gauteng High Court rejected minority rights groups AfriForum, AfriForum Youth and labour movement Solidarity’s application to prevent the University of Pretoria to phase out Afrikaans as medium of tuition next year (2017).

The South African Broadcorping Castration’s (SABC) self-styled Fuhrer - ‘cloudy’ Hlaudi Motsoeneng is out on the street looking for work after the Western High Court ruled that his appointment to the SABC is not only unlawful but that he should not hold any position whatsoever at the public broadcaster.

The South African economy is barely growing and that’s not even alarming, it is catastrophic.