Numsa Threatens to Leave ANC

Leaders of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) –  longstanding supporters of the African National Congress (ANC) – wish to withdraw their association with the country’s... Read more »

Teenager Beheaded in Satanic Act

Cape Town- Saturday evening revealed the outcome of a sinister act as the head of a 15-year-old boy, Lee Heinrich Adams, was discovered buried in the front garden of his alleged murderer – a 17-year-old male ... Read more »

Job Cuts May Lead to Recession

Johannesburg- As a result of an increase in the retail sector’s recent adoption of retrenchments as a means of cost saving, South Africa’s economy has been jeopardised and will inevitably fall into ... Read more »

High Court Rules Nkandla Report Urgent

President Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla homestead is once again under an investigative eye as a bid by the Democratic Alliance for a report on the residence’s upgrades has been deemed urgent by the  Western... Read more »

South Africa Not Ready to be Led by a Female President

The Republic of South Africa is not yet ready for a female president, reports the ANC Women’s League (ANCWL). On Monday, the women’s league, which claimed to be the only organisation within the nati... Read more »

Process of Dethroning King Dalindyebo Underway

President Jacob Zuma, who has been a victim of grossly disrespectful remarks made by Thembu King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo, has received an apology from the AbaThembu Royal House, which, in addition, assured the p... Read more »

Eskom Asks for Exemption from Strict Regulations

South Africa’s largest supplier of energy, Eskom has requested exemption from strict air quality standards recently implemented onto the company, claiming that its power station emission do not threaten the h... Read more »

Malema Apologises for Attacks Against ANC

Former ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema directed apologies towards President Jacob Zuma and South Africans yesterday, emphasising his regrets for verbal attacks against the president and apologised to the ... Read more »

Cosatu Opposes Barack Obama’s Visit to South Africa

This week, South Africa can look forward to a visit from United States president Barack Obama, marking the American leader’s first visit to the nation since he took office in 2009. However, South Africa is no... Read more »

Top-Secret US Surveillance Programme Exposed

Edward Snowden – a former employee of America’s Central Intelligence Agency and currently employed by the country’s National Security Agency – faces criminal charges for reportedly leaking details of a ... Read more »