Recent reports suggest that there is a possibility of President Jacob Zuma being removed from office when the Public Protector Thuli Madonsela releases her final report on the legality of the pricey security up...
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On Wednesday the news surfaced that Kenny Kunene had registered his own political party, Patriotic Alliance, set to be officially launched on Saturday in Cape Town. Due to the fact that Kenny is the one who r...
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EFF Calls On Jacob Zuma To Resign And Be Charged For Corruption Following The Nkandla Provisional Report Press Release, 29 November, 2013 Following the provisional report by the National Public Protector that i...
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Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema appeared at the Polokwane High Court on Thursday in a bid to have his corruption charges dropped. The judge dismissed his application and ruled that the case...
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Just three months after leaving Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), Kenny Kunene has registered his own political party called Patriotic Alliance. It is unclear when the party was registered. However, reports abou...
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Leaders of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) – longstanding supporters of the African National Congress (ANC) – wish to withdraw their association with the country’s...
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The 2014 general elections are a few months away and political parties that will be contesting have started campaigning. The increase in the number of people who have access to the internet over the past few ye...
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Members of the press watched on as the Commander in Chief of the Economic Freedom Fighters, Julius Malema stuck to African tradition of slaughtering a cow ahead of the launch festivities. Malema turned out to...
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Despite numerous attempts to disrupt the growth of the organisation led by Commander in Chief Julius Malema, the Economic Freedom Fighters continue to make final arrangements for the national launch on Sunday. ...
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According to a statement made by the African National Congress’s (ANC) secretary-general Gwede Mantashe earlier this week, South Africans should expect very little to change regarding the party’s objectives at its manifesto publication this weekend. Following a gathering of the ANC’s leaders in Nelspruit earlier this week, Mantashe reported that the manifesto will not surprise those who are familiar with the party, also adding that employment and the economy... Read more »
