The president compared Malema to an ‘insane’ person armed with matches threatening to burn a house while still inside. President Jacob Zuma on Saturday addressed delegates attending the party’s KwaZulu-Natal provincial general council in Mpangeni and threw perhaps his most direct off-the-cuff insults yet at EFF leader Julius Malema and UDM leader Bantu Holomisa. In..
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Zuma calls Malema a ‘crazy boy … a real mental case’
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Cancer patients in KZN must ‘relocate to another province or die’ as last specialist in Durban resigns
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As of the close of business on Friday‚ there will not be a single cancer specialist doctor employed at any state hospital in Durban – and only two will be left in KwaZulu-Natal. This shocking development leaves hundreds – if not thousands – of cancer patients in KwaZulu-Natal’s biggest city facing clinical uncertainty and staring..
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Some good news:- Court throws out fracking application for KZN.
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The Western Cape High Court has set aside a prospecting right application, which could have opened the way for fracking in South Africa. The court’s decision could put the brakes on a number of similar prospecting applications if they followed the same process. Fracking has not yet been signed off in South Africa. But a..
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Zuma Draws Resemblance With Christ And Ridiculed Those Calling For Him To Resign
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According to the president, it’s fine for churches to be political, as long as they’re not criticizing him. They should instead quietly pray for him … and be respectful. On Easter Sunday, President Jacob Zuma addressed the Twelve Apostles of Christ Church in Umgababa‚ south of Durban, through a translator and reportedly said churches and religion..
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Mighty Zulu, 200 years old this year yet still enslaved. Can Zulu survive the sustained attack from globalist supremacists?
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This year the Zulu nation celebrates its second centenary, an auspicious occasion which is deafeningly absent from mainstream TV and news channels! Are the once mighty Zulu still a nation or merely the remnants of a once great fighting force created by Shaka? Has Zulu tradition and culture been too thin to survive globalism? Can..
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