Constantia Kloof Accident Death Toll: Five

On Friday a horrific accident involving around 27 cars occurred in Constantia Kloof, killing three people and critically injuring over 18. Yesterday it was reported that three people died on the scene and the o... Read more »

Bafana Bafana Under Pressure to Win Against Ethiopia

This Sunday Bafana Bafana will face Ethiopia in Addis Ababa in a very crucial World Cup qualifier. It is a must-win match for Bafana. Ethiopia is currently sitting at the top of the Group A table, with 10 point... Read more »

Zimbabwean Hackers Hailed for Attacking ANC’s Website

On Friday the ANC’s website was hacked by a group of hackers which calls itself Africa Anonymous. ANC national spokesperson Jackson Mthembu issued a report  explaining the nature of the attack. From 10am... Read more »

Eskom to share tips on home insulation

Residents of the greater Blaauwberg area in Cape Town will have the opportunity to visit an Eskom home insulation demonstrations at the Bayside Mall from 14 to 16 June 2013. The demonstrations, which show the b... Read more »

Labour Broking Has No Impact on Unemployment Rate

South Africa is facing a high rate of unemployment. Recent reports indicate that 25.2% (4.6 million) of South Africans are unemployed. The Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) believes that the exist... Read more »

Public Donations Exceed Outa’s Expectations

A few days ago the Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance (Outa) was on the brink of dropping its court case against the South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) due to lack of funds to pay for attorn... Read more »

Malema’s Farm Sold for R2.5 Million

It seems like Julius Malema’s dream of becoming a farmer has been shattered after his 140 hectare Limpopo farm was auctioned for R2.5 million today. According to the SABC, the new owner of the farm is Cal... Read more »

UCT Would Not Have Concealed Joseph Khohlokoane’s Results From Employers

Last week I read about a former UCT student, Joseph Khohlokoane, who finished his degree in 1996 but only graduated on Friday, 7 June 2013 (17 years later) because he could not settle his outstanding fees and ... Read more »

Malema’s Troubles Continue to Mount as His Farm Goes on Auction

Julius Malema’s legal and financial troubles keep on mounting. This morning his Limpopo farm, which is said to be worth R4 million, will go on auction at 10:30. When Malema was expelled from the ANC last ... Read more »

Outa’s Appeal Could Succeed

The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) is planning to implement e-tolls on Gauteng highways in the very near future. According to reports, everything is now  in place. The only thing standing... Read more »