Barely four months after Julius Malema’s Economic Freedom Fighters painted the town of Marikana red, the African National Congress decided to do the same with its own colours. In October 2013, the EFF took a ...
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It was a sweepingly wet evening at Adebayo road in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State. The rain had pulled dark clouds down in torrents of piercing water. It was customary of the rain to be violent at this time of year. It...
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In the past few weeks the South African Boxing fraternity was excited about the visit of no. 1 Pound for Pound boxing superstar Floyd Mayweather Jr. The visit was supposed to be a gesture of goodwill to help sa...
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South Africa is home to a number of media houses which own reputable news websites such as SABC, News24, Mail & Guardian, Independent Online, Timeslive, etc. These websites usually provide the latest news o...
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Because of Jacob Zuma South Africa is now a socio-pathological amphitheatre, dedicated to the atrocious eroticization of political stupidity. Everything has degenerated into hopeless ignorance meets primeval gr...
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One thing about impartial, dead reality is that ubiquitous tragedies – feared guests you hate to have at your table – imperiously find their uncheerful, rugged routes to your life anyway. Tragedies ...
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On Monday EFF National Spokesperson Mbuyiseni Ndlozi issued a statement condemning the attacks on members of Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF). According to the statement, EFF members were attacked twice during t...
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Gross proportions of evils, extreme in most turpitudinous complexion have been committed in the name of God. There is no scintilla of wavering argument or doubt that most evils from the devil’s lair itself es...
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A studied view of some Nigerian workers brings to the pellucid surface flotsam and jetsam of brazen and utter disregard for work ethics and professionalism. Pragmatic and religious observance of even common nua...
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It is intriguing — and difficult — to predict which issues will seize the media’s imagination. It is often even more surprising to see which issues are neglected or ignored. Two weeks ago — before the Oscar Trial began — Western Cape papers were full of the controversy about Cape Town’s new logo. As the Cape Argus noted at the time, “thousands of Capetonians discovered for the first time that their city [had] a logo” — only when a “new ... Read more »
