If the act of a black woman telling a white man to f*ck off had the same power as a raging white man, the past 400 years of South African history may have turned out differently. An act of language is stripped of its power when confronted by a historically constructed bulwark of race and..
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The Big Story:- How ‘Spur man’ and Zille are alike
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Zille’s tweets the biggest headache for Maimane
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Western Cape Premier Helen Zille must be “dealt with” for her praise of colonialism and expelled from the party, several DA leaders said on Wednesday. They believed that how the party handled her defence of colonialism would test the party’s commitment to non-racialism. The leaders, who spoke on condition of anonymity, include members of the..
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Racism will soon be a crime punishable by law
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Jacob Zuma claims that the ideology of racism remained firmly entrenched among some population groups. Practising racism and racial intolerance will soon be an offence punishable by law in South Africa, according to President Zuma. Addressing a small but very enthusiastic crowd at Victoria Grounds in King William’s Town, Eastern Cape, to mark Human Rights Day, Zuma..
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Coerced Political Correctness Wins Dutch Election, Scatters Cucked Voters in All PC Directions
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In an election that was much anticipated by concerned patriots and watched by the international press, as a benchmark to gauge the strength of the Patriotic Spring, which was started last year by BRexit and Trump, it appears the forces of overt political correctness with their mainstream media cronies, as well as a slice of..
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Could Geert Wilders be heading to a 2-3% victory in Dutch Elections? SA-News thinks so.
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The parliamentary election in the Netherlands today may well be decided by the undecided voters of yesterday. While the final polls, done on Tuesday, had the VVD in a solid lead, closely followed by the PVV and CDA, two thirds of Dutch voters hadn’t yet decided who they will vote for at that time, according..
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EU style Supremacy comes to Southern Africa. Do Africans even care about their own identity, languages or culture?
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As time goes by it is becoming clear that the fall of Apartheid was merely the first step of a more sinister regional Supremacist Power Structure, and one which really does involve genocide! The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has announced plans to introduce a new regional EU style law which would see all SADC countries holding..
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Winnie Mandela – Firebrand Firestarter for the “Struggle”, AND secret Double Agent?
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For many black South Africans Winnie Madikizela-Mandela is an icon of the “Struggle” and “Mother of the Nation”. For them she is the fiery wife of Nelson Mandela, famous for her chant about setting blacks free with matches and necklacing them with black tyres. Ironically no whites were burnt to death this way, only moderate..
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Interdict granted against EFF from inciting illegal land grabs
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AfriForum and its business wing AfriBusiness have been granted a high court interdict against Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema prohibiting him and his party from inciting illegal land grabs. AfriForum submitted the application to the High Court in Pretoria in November last year after Malema threatened that the EFF would occupy land across..
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Robbers mock dad during assault
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“So you think you are a big man?” the armed robber taunted as he kicked a Nigel father in the face, while his partner and their terrified children feared for their lives. “If I had tried to be a hero, all of us would have been shot dead. I can guarantee that,” said businessman Alex..
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Car hijacking on the rise
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<strong>Car hijacking is on the rise and there were a total of 14 602 cases reported in South Africa last year – or 40 a day – an increase of 14.3% compared to 2015. </strong> On Friday the SAPS presented last year’s crime statistics to Parliament, highlighting that the war against this violent crime is..
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Replacing South Africa’s finance minister, or his deputy, would carry a heavy cost
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Many see the decision by South Africa’s governing African National Congress (ANC) to send the disgraced former CEO of the power utility Eskom to parliament as the precursor to another attack on the National Treasury and to remove finance minister Pravin Gordhan. The decision to give Brian Molefe a seat in the country’s parliament has..
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SAA to remain under intense government oversight – Gordhan – Budget 2017
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SAA will remain under intense government oversight, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan said in his report contained in National Treasury’s 2017 Budget Review, which he tabled in Parliament on Wednesday. Referring to recommendations made by the Select and Standing Committees on Finance on the 2016 Revised Fiscal Framework, Gordhan said the committees recommend that National Treasury..
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Gordhan ups social spending and squeezes the rich
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Despite trying circumstances, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan announced on Wednesday that the budget introduces new tax measures that target the rich and that social spending is prioritised to favour the poor. In his highly anticipated budget speech, Gordhan announced a new top personal income tax rate of 45% for those with taxable incomes of more..
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Conspiracy, disinformation and Zuma-Gordhan fight loom over budget
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A year after President Jacob Zuma began feuding with his Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan over control of the nation’s purse strings, the conflict appears to be coming to a head. When he presents his annual budget in Parliament on Wednesday, Gordhan will seek to keep state spending in check and fend off a junk credit..
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Mashaba ‘still pissed off’ – businessman Reddy on City Power investigation
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Mayor Herman Mashaba’s investigation into alleged corruption involving the city’s R1bn smart electricity meter tender is just petty politics, businessman Vivian Reddy said. Reddy is the owner of Edison Power which was awarded the billion rand tender to install smart meters throughout the municipality. The contract has been probed four times in the past by..
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