It appears that the drama concerned with the Nkandla report is here to stay. This emerged on Thursday when it was shown that the Ad hoc Committee on the Nkandla saga received a number of letters informing it of...
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Johannesburg judge, George Malukeke has changed the convictions that had been handed to hip hop artist, Molemo “Jub-Jub” Maarohanye and his acquaintance, Themba Tshabalala from those of murder to th...
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The trial of British businessman Shrien Dewani continued in Cape Town South Africa with the revelation on day two that the man accused of murdering his newly wedded wife in 2010 was in a bisexual relationship w...
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The chairman for the African National Congress(ANC) in Gauteng province, Paul Mashatile launched an attack on the South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral), saying that they did not run South Africa....
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The leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Julius Malema, said that his party may take up arms and fight if the government decides to meet their peaceful protests with violence. He was speaking in a rec...
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It has emerged that Oscar Pistorius, the man accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, was speaking on his cellphone to one of his ex-girlfriends on the evening before he shot and killed ...
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On Thursday there were rumors that the huge International event, the World Summit of Nobel Peace Laureates, which was due to be held in Cape Town from October 13 to October 15, was “in serious troubleR...
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The water shortages that have been experienced in Gauteng are set to continue, at least for the next two weeks, according to Rand Water. Addressing members of the media fraternity, the speaker representing Rand...
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President Jacob Zuma must face prosecution for his part in allowing state spending on Nkandla to spiral out of control. This was said by the president of the Economic Freedom Fighters, Julius Malema on Thursday...
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The office of the president of the Republic of South Africa is yet to respond to questions that have been abuzz in the media about the evidence that has surfaced that points to several corruption charges that were dropped back in 2009 just before Jacob Zuma became president. Several questions were emailed to Mac Maharaj, the presidential spokesman both on Friday and on Monday morning and a response is yet to be obtained. It appears that, back in April, 2009, the then senior p... Read more »
