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It seems they have left it until too bloody late but government and business leaders have now called on all stakeholders - including students - to save the 2016 academic year.

This is a UCT student explaining why Western science 'must be decolonised' and should 'fall'.

South Africa's national airline carrier, South Africa Airways (SAA), will be investigated for possible financial audit irregularities.

The time has come to oust President Jacob Zuma to save South Africa from more suffering and demise.

This week’s decision to charge South Africa’s finance minister with corruption shows that a new right wing is taking control of South African politics. The ultimate goal is for a corrupt administration to suppress civil rights.  

The court case to rid the South African Broadcorping Castration (SABC) of 'Cloydy' Hlaudi Motsoeneng has started.

The decision by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) to charge Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan with fraud has been met first with the value of the rand taking a dump in a deep long drop and now with anger from most people who understand dirty politics and how to wound your...

The process to cover up attempts by the Gupta family to capture the state  has started. President Jacob Zuma has formally asked outgoing Public Protector Thuli Madonsela not to complete her investigation into the allegations of state capture.

The DA has decided to approach the Western Cape High Court to have the appointment of former SABC COO, 'Cloudy' Hlaudi Motsoeneng, as Group Executive of Corporate Affairs declared invalid.

The Cape mountain zebra (Equus zebra zebra) has been removed from the most endangered list following the ‘remarkable’ recovery in its population.

The South African Broadcorping Castration (SABC) has approved a “suspect” R44-million television studio deal, according to South Africa's weekend rag, the Sunday Times.

While South Africa's education minister met with Zululand university to talk about a labour dispute, the greater reality in the country is that if the stand-off between the government, universities, and protesting students does not end soon, the Matric class of 2016 will not be able to study at universities...

Following a marathon sitting of Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Communications to (try to) deal  with the rapid demise of the South Africa Broadcorping Castration (SABC) into the depths of maladministration, mismanagement and the looting of funds; the Committee unanimously resolved to institute a formal parliamentary inquiry into the fitness of...

The Department of Social Development’s 2015/16 Annual Report has revealed that travel and subsistence expenses for the year amounted to R121.5 million, against a budget of R98.6 million and R13 million (or 12%) more than the previous financial year.

Cape Town based Investec Asset Management has invested in one of the largest suppliers of off-grid solar power in West Africa, the Berlin based Mobisol, in a move interpreted as a significant shot in the arm for the roll-out of solar power to households in Africa.

For a government that cant even police its own president, policing the age of drinking is really rich. Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies says government wants to raise the legal drinking age from 18 to 21 years in order to curb abuse amongst young people.

Police in Port Elizabeth are warning residents to be wary of ‘thirsty’ people knocking on their doors for water. This warning comes in the wake after an elderly Cotswold man was robbed at his home early yesterday evening. According to police an 86 year old motor mechanic answered a knock...

On top of the R411m net loss for the 2015/2016 financial year, the South African Broadcorping Castration (SABC) has also lost R496-million in the past five months.

The ANC’s Chief Whip, Jackson Mthembu, says he will ask Parliament to challenge the reappointment of disgraced former COO of the South African Broadcorping Castration (SABC), ‘cloudy’ Hlaudi Motsoeneng.

South African Airway’s long awaited Annual Report for 2014/15 has now been tabled by the Minister of Finance, containing a further revision to the net loss for the group, which now amounts to R 5.62 billion rand.

South Africa has massive NEET problem and until NEET is addressed it’s economy will not grow.

When South Africa’s campuses are burning and the economy is about the take turn for the dumpster, then it is always interesting see what the Mickey Mouse surveys "reveal".

Trade union Solidarity is going to war after the Northern Cape Police chief tried to rid his administration of Afrikaans.

An investigation following the reported death of an employee of a private security company offering services at the University of Witwatersrand has been ordered by Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande.

It’s only a small group of students, “bent on destruction and violence”, who are determined to keep campuses shut. Their threats and intimidation have forced management to keep Wits, UCT and many other campuses closed this week in a time when it is crucial to prepare for exams.

As reports continue that the South African Broadcorping Castration’s (SABC) rogue Fuhrer, Hlaudi ‘Heil Hitler’ Motsoeneng received an R11.4 million bonus even though the courts say he should not have been appointed as SABC COO in the fist place, the opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) announced they will be taking him...

The decision of the University of Pretoria (UP) to close down the university because of ongoing protests over study fees is a breach of an undertaking by prof. Cheryl de la Rey, rector of UP, that this would never happen, says minority rights movement AfriForum.

The cronies in charge of the South African Broadcorping Castration (SABC) have proposed that ousted Hlaudi “Heil Hitler” Motsoeneng be reappointed as Fuhrer of the corporation in spite of the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) saying the CV tampering fiend should not have been appointed in the first place.

A programme of mass privatisation is necessary to save the South African economy from the corruption and costs associated with state owned companies. Such a programme would also free up significant funds that could be put to work in ensuring socio-economic development.

What a bunch of racists!?

South African Airways lost nearly R1 billion in extended losses, taking the total loss for 2014/15 financial year to a record-breaking R5.64 billion - and an added R1.5 billion in the 2015/16 financial year.