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...
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King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo will not be voting for the African National Congress in the next elections. The outspoken AbaThembu king has officially renounced the ruling party and believes that the grass is gree...
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Johan Kotze was dubbed “Modimolle Monster” by the media and South African public when horrific details of his crimes emerged. On Monday, he was found guilty of arranging the rape and torture of his wife and...
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Sinenhlanhla Mazibuko and her friend Mandisa Miya chose an interesting way to pay tribute to ailing former President Nelson Mandela as he spent his 36th day at the Pretoria Medi-Clinic Heart Hospital. Madiba wa...
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Lately, when the police are caught on camera, it is seldom a happy occasion. And with the avalanche of technology that has invaded social interactions, one would expect members of the force to be exemplary when...
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Without giving any reasons to the journalists at the press conference at the Union Buildings on Tuesday, President Jacob Zuma reshuffled the cabinet for the fourth time in as many years. A tense Zuma went throu...
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Last week it was reported that the Abathembu King Buyelekhaya Dalindyebo would be removing Mandla Mandela as chief of Mvezo after he conducted himself inappropriately during a family feud over the burial site o...
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Suspended ANC Youth League member Andile Lili, the man responsible for dumping faeces at the Cape Town International Airport two weeks ago, insulted Magistrate Jannie Kotze after being denied bail at the Bellv...
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Nelson Mandela’s grandson, Mandla Mandela, has been widely lambasted for exhuming the bones of his grandfather’s children from Qunu and burying them in Mvezo without the consent Mandela family, resu...
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President Jacob Zuma believed that allocating houses to the residents of a white squatter camp in Danville would be a great way to celebrate Mandela Day. They applied for their homes in January this year. It is not clear if he expected that the black residents of a nearby informal settlement in Atteridgeville who applied for RDP homes as far back as the year 2000 would find fault with his reasoning. According to Independent Online, President Zuma received nothing but apprecia... Read more »
