Well, who saw this coming? Petrol prices across South Africa are likely to be slashed next month, with some motorists set to pay less than R15 per litre. Continue reading…
AfriForum have got the EFF on strings in court battles. They’ve just won two cases in a day against the red berets: It’s bad news for Malema’s legal bills. Continue reading…
The public hearings process is currently underway. The city of Port Elizabeth, capital of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, is due to be renamed as a means of historical redress. Continue reading…
Arnold Schwarzenegger heading to Stellenbosch to “terminate” drought. There’s a good chance that day zero will say “I’ll be back” in 2020. So who better to lead the fight against drought than Arnold Schwarzenegger? Continue reading…
“There really is no excuse not to pay outstanding fines unless the intent is not to pay at all. If that is the case, then I have no sympathy for individuals who do find themselves in the queue at a roadblock or checkpoint.” – City of Cape Town’s JP Smith Continue reading…
Malema, who coined the ‘pay back the money’ war chant during former president Jacob Zuma’s dubious tenure, has eventually obeyed a 2017 court order. Continue reading…
MPs serving on the standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) have told the SABC top brass that it was unfair of them to retrench ordinary workers while the public broadcaster was spending millions of rands on parties and bonuses. The SABC board and its senior executives, including CEO Madoda Mxakwe and head of human resources.. Continue reading…
Solidarity today said that employees must once again be on the receiving end of poor management decisions and plundering at the SABC that are paralysing the SABC. Continue reading…
The IEC in the Western Cape confirmed that it had received an official complaint from the EFF in relation to intimidation in the Witzenberg municipality. Continue reading…
South African Airways seems to be a bottomless pit. South African Airways (SAA) has already spent more than half of its recently approved R5 billion government bailout. Continue reading…
This week it was revealed that Khakhu was allegedly bribing officials to allow him special privileges, have illegal conjugal visits and sell drugs in jail. Continue reading…
DA spokesperson Solly Malatsi said they are looking forward to outcomes of a police investigation into corruption involving De Lille. Continue reading…