Author: staff
In what the US embassy in South Africa calls a “fact sheet”, it has added AfriForum’s assertion to Fox News years ago that the government is complicit in farm attacks to the justification of an executive order against South Africa, issued by US president and convicted felon Donald Trump.
The KwaZulu-Natal Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs department has called for heightened protection for essential services workers, after an Eskom employee was allegedly hijacked and attacked, while responding to an electricity fault on Saturday.
South African teachers Robyn Botes and Lerato Radebe have become popular on TikTok for their use of music to enhance learning. Botes incorporates popular songs to improve memory and engagement, and Radebe mixes music with lessons for fun, effective learning.
Two years after the allegedly unlawful imprisonment of South African residents Frik Potgieter and Peter Huxham in Equatorial Guinea, their families are pleading with the South African government to intensify its efforts to help bring their loved ones back home.
Ever since Dricus du Plessis waltzed into a press conference with a pro-Donald Trump message on his shirt, and then further endorsed the American president for cutting financial aid to South Africa, the sentiments of the rainbow nation have been conflicted, writes Lungani Zama.
Tiro More might be down, but he is definitely not out, according to Lebohang Msiza, the talented actor who brings the troublesome character to life. Speaking to News24, he promised the road would only get bumpier for the youngest More brother.
In a bold move to demonstrate their commitment, several government of national unity (GNU) leaders have pledged their support for the South African government’s international communication campaign aimed at clarifying the Expropriation Act – even if it means going against their own political party policies.
The DA says it plans to appeal the Presidency’s decision to refuse access to a report on the former minister of justice and constitutional development, Thembi Simelane, submitted to President Cyril Ramaphosa following allegations of Simelane’s alleged involvement in the VBS looting scandal.
The DA says it plans to appeal the Presidency’s decision to refuse access to a report on the former minister of justice and constitutional development, Thembi Simelane, submitted to President Cyril Ramaphosa following allegations of Simelane’s alleged involvement in the VBS looting scandal.
The organisation has come under fire from critics who accuse it of fuelling misinformation about SA’s land policies and racial laws, with some arguing that, if certain Afrikaners wish to leave, they should do so without dragging the country into controversy.