There is no such thing as reversed apartheid, they say. The colour of a person’s skin doesn’t mean a thing in South Africa any longer, they say.
Racism is now a crime, they say.
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No racism? ’60 percent of rugby teams may not be white’
Criminal charges laid against Ace Magashule following allegations of meddling in contract worth R150m
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The Democratic Alliance (DA) has today laid criminal charges against ANC Secretary General and former Free State Premier, Ace Magashule, following allegations that he meddled in a housing project in the Free State to ensure that a company allegedly linked to his daughter secured a lucrative contract worth R150 million.
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The greatest lie the ANC-regime told residents of Joburg
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ANC politicians that once ruled the City of Johannesburg have to count among the greatest illusionists of modern times.
This is because they successfully managed to fool millions of residents in the city into believing that, despite clear evidence witnessed daily of below par service delivery, the ANC in Johannesburg was somehow better than their counterparts around the country.
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James Selfe:- Black people chose to elect white people at DA congress
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Democratic Alliance (DA) federal executive chairperson James Selfe has said that it was a majority black delegation at the party’s Federal Congress that elected the party’s leadership because it is a capable one.
In an interview on Monday morning following the DA’s elective congress at the weekend, Selfe responded to critics who said that the party’s leadership is not diverse.
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The DA says its recall clause will not affect Patricia De Lille
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Democratic Alliance federal leader Mmusi Maimane has confirmed that the party’s newly adopted recall clause won’t be implemented retrospectively and is therefore unlikely to affect Cape Town mayor Patricia De Lille.
The clause which was adopted at the party’s federal congress on Sunday, grants the organisation the power………
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Save Africa, Diversify It! If it is good for Europe then why not Homogeneous Africa?
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If mass immigration is good for Europe’s economy, then surely it can help poor destitute economically struggling Africa? Let’s help get more Asian, Indian, Europeans and Chinese into Africa. Let’s stop African / Bantu xenophobia by forcing mass immigration upon them! Surely this multiculturalism will work for Africa as it is allegedly going to work..
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DA:- James Selfe says De Lille knows where to find the high court
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Democratic Alliance federal executive chairperson James Selfe has accused Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille of spreading “alternative facts” to “gain public sympathy”.
Selfe’s utterances on Friday come after De Lille released a statement less than 24 hours earlier, alleging that the………
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Shame: ZUMA – ‘I’VE BEEN WOUNDED BY THE PEOPLE I GREW UP WITH’
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Former president Jacob Zuma has hit out at his detractors saying that he has been wounded by the people that he grew up with.
Zuma spoke outside the Durban High Court on Friday morning where his corruption case has been postponed.
Zuma supporters to hold night vigil before his court appearance
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A night vigil will be held in Durban on Thursday night ahead of former president Jacob Zuma’s court appearance on Friday.
The vigil is expected to be held at Albert Park, which is within walking distance of the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Durban, where Zuma will face 16 charges relating to 783 payments, which, it is claimed, he received in connection with the controversial multibillion-rand arms deal
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The massive race and hatred injustices in South Africa
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In South Africa a person convicted of fraud and known to be behind the torture and killing of children gets a state funeral.
A president can blatantly say that the property of white people can be expropriated without compensation.
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Zuma turned religious before his trial, some big shots involved
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A vigil will be held in Durban on Thursday night ahead of former president Jacob Zuma’s court appearance on Friday.
The vigil is expected to be held at Albert Park, which is within walking distance of the KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Durban,……………
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Anc Has Secret Business Deal With Oppenheimers
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The Oppenheimers have reportedly secured a deal which will allow its family business to operate its own private international terminal at OR Tambo International Airport.
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Remembering Stompie: Condemning Winnie Mandela
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On the 29th of December 1988, four youths were abducted from the Methodist manse of Reverend Paul Verryn in Soweto by Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s bodyguards, part of the Mandela United Football Club (MUFC), and taken to the Mandela home in Diepkloof.
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R500 m tractor project to help emerging black farmers collapsed
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A R500-million project intended to help emerging black farmers is on the brink of collapse.
President Jacob Zuma handed over 85 new tractors to the Masibuyele Emasimini (back to the fields) project in Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal in June 2010 to encourage small-scale farming.
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Special council meeting for motion against Trollip to resume next week
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The Nelson Mandela Bay special council meeting that was supposed to hear a motion of no confidence in Mayor Athol Trollip is expected to resume next Tuesday.
There are several motions that have been tabled, including votes of no confidence in Trollip, council speaker Jonathan Lawack and chief whip Werner Senekal, as well as the removal of all political portfolio heads
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