How ironic that the one person who is not fit to even speak Mandela’s name has now called on all South Africans to recommit to unity and working together to build South Africa and to keep Madiba’s legacy alive.
Racial quotas in South Africa is not only unconstitutional, it is also highly irrational, the country’s Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has ruled.
With more than 50% of South Africans between 20 and 30 unemployed, not in education or training, the proposed new minimum wage of R3,500 per month will make it much more difficult for young people to find work. Nor will the minimum wage do much to improve the circumstances of...
When the ANC’s National Executive Committee (NEC) decided to continue to support and endorse Jacob Zuma and his leadership of South Africa it chose the Zuma clan and his cronies above the needs of the country.
Ag nee dammit man! Zuma is here to stay and some other heads will roll…
President Jacob Zuma has, on behalf of the government and the people of South Africa, conveyed a message of condolences to the government and people of Cuba following the passing on of former President Fidel Castro.
You almost want to give these guys a couple of medals and not send them to prison, but then - never mess with the tax man. Two men have been arrested for claiming R110 million VAT refunds for a non-existent business in Cape Town.
The South African government’s blunder with unabridged birth certificates (UBC) - which is costing the local tourism industry million - will in all likelihood only be reversed through court action.
A new scientific report on fracking in the Karoo has found there might not even be economically extractable gas in the Karoo and that the people living close to shale gas infrastructure are at risk of negative health impacts through air, water and noise pollution.
Is it time for South Africa to reintroduce the death penalty and get rid of its most violent criminals in a permanent way?
A police general will have to face the music before the Human Rights Commission after she allegedly went on a racist rant complaining that too many whites were in training roles in the police, that whites unlawfully enriched themselves and discriminated against black trainees.
Observers say that in a world where populism and a backlash against globalisation can be blamed for the British Brexit vote and the Yanks voting for Donald Trump, there is no reason why Julius Malema can’t become president of South Africa.
A ruling by the Supreme Court of Appeal against Afrikaans as medium of instruction at the University of the Free State (UFS’s) can mean the end of Afrikaans at the the university.
President Jacob Zuma and his band of cronies have been charged with corruption for their role in aiding, promoting and benefiting from the corrosive project of State Capture in South Africa.
The self-styled Führer at the South Africa Broadcorping Castration (SABC), former Chief Operating Officer, Hlaudi Motsoeneng, has been served papers forcing him to pay the legal cost incurred after the public broadcaster unlawfully dismissed eight SABC journalists earlier this year.
Affirmative action in selecting South African sports teams will come under attack as the country’s Sports Ministry is being taken to task for planning more quotas in sport.
Racism and the sowing of hate emerged as a pillar of the #feesmustfall movement with white students and lecturers being racially abused. Black students and academics who have sought to continue with academic programmes have been ridiculed and described as collaborators and worse.
Another Facebook racist has been given his marching orders.
With South Africa’s president being entangled in a web of corruption and deceit, the country’s cabinet should appoint an acting president immediately pending the finalisation of the report by the Commission of Enquiry as directed by the Public Protector in her report on state capture.
Following the release of the Public Protector’s “State of Capture” report earlier this week, our nation has never been more united in its rejection of corruption and plunder by Jacob Zuma and his ruling mafia.
As if we did not know this already - but South African president Jacob Zuma is a massive and blatant lier. And for those who are shocked to hear their president is a lier, don't be. His last seven years of presidency have been characterised by a special brand of...
South Africa president Jacob Zuma can only do one honourable thing in response to the State Capture Report - go away and never come back!
South Africa is going of the rails and it’s not only because the Passenger Rail Service bought Spanish trains that’s too tall for our railway tracks. It’s mostly because the government sets a great example to the rest of the country into how to be lawless - in a mega...
At least someone is trying to find a solution for the madness that has taken hold of South Africa’s universities as a result of the #feesmustfall fallout.
Sorry Cape Town but it’s not enough for your president to rob tax payers of their money alone - he wants to rob you of parliament too.
African media has been urged to popularise the African Union Agenda 2063 and hold leaders accountable for its successful implementation.
It’s trade union Solidarity against the South African Broadcorping Castration (SABC) - again! And this time it involves allegations of racism that has seen veteran sports commentator Pieter van den Berg lose his contract with the SABC.
Mandela is spinning in his grave, but South Africa - under the rule of that constitutional criminal Jacob Zuma - plans to withdraw from the Statute of Roma and consequently the International Criminal Court (ICC) is a step back to the Middle Ages.
Notorious Magoo's Bar bombing murderer Robert McBride, who's is also the suspended Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) head can return to work after Parliament missed the deadline for an inquiry into his alleged misconduct.
South Africa is at a cross-roads and the ruling ANC will have to decide if they take the road best for the country or continue to support its constitutionally compromised president Jacob Zuma.
Some good news in the #feesmustfall catastrophe that has been rocking higher educations in South Africa at a time students should be studying for exams: the Wits main rock hurling thug, Mcebo Dlamini, has been denied bail in the Johannesburg Magistrate Court.
