As we drove through the streets of Pietermaritzburg, I was immediately struck by the city’s majestically designed buildings. From the intricate designs and brickwork of each structure to the tall steeples that almost salute the clouds. Looking up, Pietermaritzburg is beautiful and an architectural photographer’s dream, but when I looked down, the beauty of the..
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Another historical town in a mess:- Pietermaritzburg in sad state of decline (photo’s)
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Road users who do not pay their E-toll are now in SERIOUS TROUBLE: Sanral is now blacklisting motorists for unpaid fees
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A Gauteng resident learned this week that he was blacklisted for e-toll fees to the tune of R60 000. As reported by Shaun Smillie The Saturday Star, at least 25 other motorists also received default judgments of unpaid e-tolls fees from the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral). Outa’s Rudie Heyneke told the publication that..
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Why No Mass Media Outrage? Blatant Racism Against “White Monkeys” in China! Whites Paraded in “Monkey Shows” Because Their Skin is White!
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So-called “white monkeys” are working illegally outside major Chinese cities, exhibited to be gawked at and photographed, like a monkey in a cage, according to media reports. When will whites learn that being offended and reacting aggressively against anti white racism is not tolerance, or honourable, but weakness. If you cannot look after your own race, or do not care about it, how can you claim to care or be trusted with other races? Maybe once whites start caring about their own ethnicity, as well as other’s, mainstream might take them seriously?
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The national rail system of SA are in serious trouble – Prasa had nearly 50 collisions last year alone, Transnet had nearly 1,000 collisions – The ANC have some serious explaining to do and this is not Jan van Riebeeck or apartheid’s fault but lack of no maintenance
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Railway engineer and analyst Dr Willem Sprong says the rail network can still be saved, but only just. With only three months left on their contracts, the Passenger Rail Agency SA’s (Prasa) board still has time and money to fix the failing agency. This is according to railway engineer and analyst Dr Willem Sprong, who..
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More opportunities for illegal immigrants to cross over into SA : One bridge to connect us all- The Kazungula Bridge, a 923-metre-long and 18.5-metre wide construction, will link Kazungula in Zambia to Kasane in Botswana and the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe
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The Kazungula bridge will be constructed at Zambezi river and Chobe river intersection – at the spot where Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana and Namibia meet – and should be completed towards the end of 2020. The road and rail bridge will be open to the public and will ease traffic between the four countries. Apart from..
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Major new road rules proposed for South Africa in a bid to cut down high death rate on roads
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In a bid to cut down on the high death rate on South African roads, traffic authorities are planning a number of radical new regulations. According to a report by the Sunday Times, the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) has a proposed a complete overhaul of South Africa’s current testing and driving rules. Some of..
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It’s going to be a Prosperous New Year for motorists, but for how long- Petrol price decrease South Africans can expect to pay in January
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Central Energy Fund, we could kiss you right now. Their projected petrol prices for January would see fuel costs plummet below the R14-per-litre mark.
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Warning to all Drivers for the holidays: These are the busiest roads – and days – to travel in December
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If you are looking to plot a Christmas getaway, make sure you don’t get caught up on the busiest roads at the worst times. We’re here to help.
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South Africa tightens borders ahead of troublesome festive season, but will this really help?
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Smuggling won’t be easy this festive season. As South Africa prepares for another bustling festive season – with an influx of people into and out of the country – those responsible for border posts and points of entry have been hard at work to ensure that travellers have as pleasant an experience as possible.
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Store owner blasted for displaying old apartheid flag
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A South African shop in New Zealand has come in for significant criticism after proudly emblazoning the old apartheid flag on its display windows.
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Petrol Prices News: How Qatar’s decision to leave OPEC could affect South Africa
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The biggest group of oil-producing countries on the planet are losing Qatar, in a move that is set to affect oil and petrol prices worldwide.
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NEW DRINK DRIVING LAWS:- Offenders to spend 7 days in jail before getting a bail hearing
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The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) wants drunk drivers to spend at least 7 days in jail before they can be considered for bail.
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Some good news for holiday goers:- forecast predicts “biggest ever” decrease for SA
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You wait eight months for the petrol price to go down, and then you get a historic one just in time for Christmas. Hey, we’ll take it.
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Letter to President Xi Jinping – Please Protect African Wildlife Like China Protects The Panda! (Video)
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Southern African Fight for Rhino (SAFFR) is an organisation based in South Africa, and has been very active, collectively in challenging the rising demand of all animal products, whether domestic or wild. On this basis, we would like to thank the Chinese government for reinstating the ban on lion, tiger and rhino parts in China.
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WARNING:- Strand police are looking for suspects in latest cyclist attack (graphic content)
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The police say they are hot on the heels of the suspects who are attacking and robbing people on bicycles between Strand and Gordon’s Bay.
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