The MEC for transport in Gauteng, Mr. Ismail Vadi has announced that he has requested the South African Geographical Committee to initiate a public participation process to rename names of routes in the province, which indicate the apartheid era, to so-called “struggle heroes” which has already passed away. The FF Plus says this proposal is..
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It’s a joke – Potholes get struggle-names
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The DA accuses the ANC of instigating Western Cape land protests
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The Democratic Alliance (DA) caucus in the Western Cape province has accused the ANC of spurring on land occupations around the Cape in an effort to bully their party.
Around the Cape, land occupations and protests have taken place as communities demand decent housing.
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No end to double Standards! – Velaphi Khumalo called for white South Africans to be subjected to what ‘Hitler did to the Jews’ has been told to issue a public apology as punishment for racial utterances
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The SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) argued that a public apology from Velaphi Khumalo will suffice as punishment for his racial utterances. Khumalo appeared before the Equality Court for a Facebook comment in which he called for the massacre of white South Africans. The SAHRC settled with Khumalo ordering the accused to apologise publicly, as..
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DA party file racism complaint after doctor tells MP to adjust her “white mentality”
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The DA are set to file a complaint with the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC), claiming that a doctor at Bela Bela hospital was racist towards their MP. Jacques Smalle is the provincial leader for the party in Gauteng. He was conducting an oversight of the facility – just north of Pretoria – alongside the..
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Traditional leaders are pissed off with Kgalema Motlanthe – He’s currently public enemy number one in KwaZulu-Natal
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Traditional leaders and Zululand citizens have had some unkind things to say about former President Kgalema Motlanthe on Wednesday.
As EWN report, the former President is accused of offending their entire population.
Speaking during an Imbizo in Ulundi, the KZN House of Traditional Leaders expressed their dismay and deepened the rift between both parties. But what has Motlanthe done to get in their bad books?
What have traditional leaders fallen out with Kgalema Motlanthe?
They have taken offence to comments he made back in June, where he labelled some traditional leaders as “village tinpot dictators“. This scathing putdown deeply offended the tribes, and members were all to happy to kak Motlanthe out on Wednesday:
That chant roughly translates to the Zulu people declaring their hatred for the former head of state. However, it wasn’t just words that have ignited this bitter feud. Motlanthe’s actions have also landed him in hot water.
He was the
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Malema refused to confirm or deny allegations that he is ‘maybe’ behind farm murders
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The controversial EFF leader cheekily refused to confirm or deny allegations that he is involved in organising the killings. EFF leader Julius Malema does not seem too worried about explosive allegations made by AfriForum deputy CEO Ernst Roets at the launch of his book Kill the Boer, claiming that Malema met with an imprisoned gang..
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DA – Lennit Max, special advisor to Police Minister Bheki Cele must resign
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Western Cape Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Bonginkosi Madikizela says that Lennit Max must resign from the party now that he is a special advisor to Police Minister Bheki Cele.
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Another day of terror for Mosiuoa Lekota (COPE)
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Congress of the People (Cope) leader Mosioua Lekota should be worried about his party’s chances in the 2019 general elections if sentiments expressed by participants in the public hearings into proposed amendments to the Constitution are anything to go by.
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It is almost hilarious – Zuma holds “prayer action” against crime
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It is almost hilarious when looking at Jacob Zuma’s newest mission of “nation building”. The prayer action was launched by Zuma “against crime as enemy of the economy”. Zuma will take action against crime with Rastafarians, Hindus, Shembe and Khoisan troops. Analysts such as Wayne Duvenage of OUTA say that it will only happen in..
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Rubber bullets fired at EFF-led Brakpan land occupiers after they refused to leave
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Land occupiers in the Old Brakpan township were awoken by rubber bullets hitting the doors of their newly built shacks on Tuesday morning as Metro Police evicted the occupiers and demolished 300 shacks. According to Metro Police, only occupants who had lived in the informal settlement for more than a year could stay because their..
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EVIL APARTHEID OF THE BOERS – Google it yourself
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If it was SO merciless and inhumane, how did Mandela manage to get a lawyers degree? Was it inhumane for whites to have built TEN Universities for blacks during Apartheid? Didn’t this inhumane Govmnt, increase its budget on black education by 30% every year? Paid for by white taxes. How was it possible in such..
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ANOTHER DISASTER COMING OUR WAY – The proposed National Health Insurance plan
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The proposed National Health Insurance plan of Cyril Ramaphosa and Aaron Motsoaledi is probably one of the disasters proposed by the ANC which will have the biggest impact on the lives of ordinary South Africans. Apart from the fact that the current state medical care systems are already basically non-functional, which we all know, everybody..
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I see a bad moon rising – ANC has embarked on a policy path of radical populism in order to stay in power
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There’s no doubt any more that the ruling ANC has embarked on a policy path of radical populism in order to stay in power in the next and possibly several more national elections. It has stolen most of the radical ideas from the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leaving its leader Julius Malema with only pure..
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DA:- another motion of no confidence for De Lille after court loss
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The Democratic Alliance (DA) will seek to move for another motion of no confidence in Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille, after the Western Cape High Court ruled in her favour in her case against the party.
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First hearing on land expropriation full of tension, threats of violence
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On Tuesday, Parliament held its first public hearing on land expropriation without compensation. With the Northern Cape playing host, long queues outside made things even more stressful. Once everyone had a chance to speak, things got even worse. Land Expropriation without compensation: First Public hearing down While there were hundreds of South Africans representing various..
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