The Minister of Mineral Resources, Gwede Mantashe, became the laughingstock of the world with his speech at a conference in Australia. The speech written by someone then made the outrageous mistake of inserting an April joke as part of the speech, which indicates that South Africa had discovered a new mineral, and he couldn’t boast..
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Gwede Manthase became the laughingstock at a conference in Australia by making scandalous mistake in delivering a April’s joke as part of his speech
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Division within the ruling party – War breaks out between ANC and ANCYL
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A “war” broke out between ANC and ANC Youth League party leaders. It is believed taht, Ace Magashule’s interference is causing havoc in forthcoming ANCYL’s conference. The secretary of the youth league, Njabulo Nzuza, accused Magashule of political interference in the league’s affairs while the names of ANC spokesman Pule Mabe and Roland Lamola are..
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EFF leader, Julius Malema under attack by his own followers – his car was smashed with stones and his bodyguards were forced to fire live ammunition while escorting him to safety
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EFF students attacked Malema’s car with stones and his bodyguards had to open fire on them to protect their red leprechaun leader. The bodyguards of EFF leader Julius Malema allegedly fired live rounds at party members who threw bottles at his car when he was leaving a party conference on Saturday in Gauteng. The party’s..
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ANC in Gauteng will not wait for parliament – implementing expropriation of land without permission
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David Makhura has pledged to return vacant land to the people, and not to wait for parliament. The Gauteng African National Congress conference has resolved to release vacant land as soon as possible for implementing expropriation of land without compensation and will not wait for the go ahead from parliament, chairman and premier David Makhura..
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To lead South Africa, Ramaphosa must balance populism and pragmatism
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Maiden speeches are tricky. They only come once. The one delivered by newly-elected president of the African National Congress (ANC) Cyril Ramaphosa required extraordinary ingenuity. Ramaphosa had to knit together multiple dynamics into a coherent whole. He managed to do this, delivering a speech which largely resonated with the delegates. His maiden address to the..
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