Former Minister of Communications Dina Pule continues to make newspaper headlines for unsavory reasons. Last week she was exposed as a liar in parliament. Pule favored her businessman boyfriend, Phosane Mngqibi...
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The Pan Africanist Congress has named its replacement for expelled party president Letlapa Mphahlele. Alton Mphethi, who has been the acting president since Mphahlele’s expulsion, was appointed as the new PAC...
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The Women’s Day holiday brought politicians out to address issues that affect women and children in South Africa. The General Secretary of the Congress of South African Trade Unions, Zwelinzima Vavi, took the...
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While the ruling party seems divided over who to elect as the Gauteng premier candidate, the Democratic Alliance chose its candidate with little fuss. The DA National Spokesperson Mmusi Maimane will be the prem...
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The army is investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a military recruit at an Oudtshoorn military base. The body of the soldier was found at his station on Thursday morning. The cause of death a...
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The Economic Freedom Fighters seem to be taking opposition from the authorities at each turn as they spread the message about “the struggle for economic freedom in our lifetime”. On Saturday, the fighters h...
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Singer Lerato Molapo, who many know as Lira, has been reunited with seven of her ten South African Music Awards statuettes which were stolen from her Randburg, Johannesburg home on Friday night. According to me...
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The classroom is supposed to be a place where a healthy transfer of information between teacher and pupil occurs. The teacher is in a position of authority and it is the duty of the teacher to ensure that the a...
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South Africans are preparing for the Women’s Day holiday on Friday but it will not be a day of celebration for the family of Janetta Lorraine van der Walt. The 60 year-old woman was raped and murdered in a ho...
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When a commission of inquiry into any matter is assembled, one expects that that commission will go through all the evidence and leave no stone unturned in its search for the truth. When it comes to matters of national interest, the expectations are higher that the investigation will be thorough and transparent. In November 2011, President Jacob Zuma instructed the Arms Procurement Commission to look for any irregularities and evidence of wrong-doing surrounding the arms deal... Read more »
