ANC national spokesperson Jackson Mthembu has criticized Democratic Alliance (DA) leaders for being racist. This comes after Stanford Slabbert, a DA councilor in the Eastern Cape, circulated an email with raci...
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Last week former ANC Youth League president Julius Malema announced that he was starting a new political party called Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF). His announcement has sparked mixed reaction, but mostly neg...
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After being ordered by the constitutional court to announce an election date no later than the end of July, Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has settled on the last day of July. According to media reports on ...
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I have voted for the ANC three times. For some reason, I had faith in them. I believed that they could make South Africa a better place. Every time people criticized ANC leaders for lack of leadership skills I ...
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The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) political party intends to make quite an impression on the South African voting public. The EFF is Julius Malema’s new political endeavor and by the look of things, Malema ...
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The Democratic Alliance and the African National Congress are often at each other’s throats but lately, the relationship between the two parties has taken a turn into smelly territory; ‘faecal warfare...
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Despite a dwindling economy and a weakened rand, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has assured those concerned about the rand’s performance that the currency, which reached a four-year low last Thursday, wi...
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In a statement that PAYCO NEC released they endorsed the NEC’s removal of the former President Letlapa Mphahlele citing reasons such as dictatorship tendencies and his lack of leadership qualities. In a s...
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The National Prosecuting Authority is currently being undermined by the DA – according to a statement by the ANC on Tuesday. This follows the Democratic Alliance’s attempt to reinstate charges of fr...
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Former ANC Youth League leader Julius Malema directed apologies towards President Jacob Zuma and South Africans yesterday, emphasising his regrets for verbal attacks against the president and apologised to the country for supporting Zuma in December 2007, suggesting that his prior loyalty was ill-placed. “At times we got very angry to a point where we said things we shouldn’t have said to an old veteran of the liberation movement,” reported Malema during his... Read more »
