Former ANCYL president Julius Malema remains as radical as ever. His outspoken nature has been credited for his exit from the ruling party. Even as the Commander in Chief of the new political party Economic Fre...
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A couple of months ago, the leaders of the ruling party were just as shocked as the rest of the country when one of their own leaders was removed and replaced by a candidate from the Democratic Alliance. It can...
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In December 2001, Christoff Becker, Frikkie du Preez, Gert van Schalkwyk and Reinach Tiedt were on their way home from a nightclub. While driving, they came across black people in a park and assumed that they w...
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After the exposé by various newspapers on Sunday, it looks like public relations consultant Makhosini Nkosi might need his own spin doctor. It was widely reported that when Nkosi is not providing crisis and re...
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On Thursday, the families of the victims of the Marikana Massacre marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria. They were accompanied by political organisations such as the UDM, COPE, DA, EFF and others. The marc...
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Last month, The Public News Hub reported that SANRAL would spend R 85 million on e-toll advertising and campaigns this year. With such an exorbitant figure set aside for promoting the e-tolling system, many wou...
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President Jacob Zuma is convinced that South Africans could do with more smiles all around. He is not alone in his desire to uplift the mood in the country by telling more good news. SABC and ANN7 are fully beh...
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In 2011, Joseph Motsamai Semitjie was employed as a driver for Humphrey Mmemezi. At the time, Mmemezi was the Gauteng Local Government and Housing MEC. With Semitji behind the wheel, the MEC’s vehicle is said...
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The African National Congress has taken a decisive stand on the battle of poo that has been raging on in the Western Cape. Despite warnings by the party, a group of ANC members continued to pile on the human wa...
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A group of women married to Nigerians have formed a group to fight against what they believe is discrimination . The women feel there is a high sense of stigma in the townships , especially against women who are married to foreigners, nevertheless they are willing to work with government to expose paper marriages. Many have voiced their opinions that Nigerians are bad people who use women for drug trafficking as well as marrying them to acquire citizenship. Lindlwa Uche (40... Read more »
