Poloko Tau2017-12-10 21:59 Khoisan Chief SA with the activists outside the Union Buildings. Picture: Leon Sadiki/City Press With the nine-metre high Nelson Mandela bronze statue towering over them, four men clad only in animal skin…
December 11, 2017 Justice Malala Dear ANC delegates, there is nothing that I will tell you today that, in your heart of hearts, you don’t know. You know that your comrade Jacob Zuma has made you,…
The place of Coloured people in the ANC’s South Africa Nicole Van Driel | 04 July 2017 Nicole Van Driel says the socio-economic reality of this group has improved only marginally since…
Not a huge surprise considering crime rates… By Alexis Haden – 2017-11-21 Image Credits: pixabay.com The latest Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG) paints a pretty grim picture when it comes to personal safety in South Africa. According to the…
NEWS ANALYSIS: Community protests challenge chiefs’ authority in former homelands Tribal leaders are at the heart of the conflict between platinum producers and disillusioned communities, whose protests could shut some operations down 09 OCTOBER 2017…
 14:49 22/05/2017  Leanne George and Johan Eybers, Netwerk24  Cape Town – While the ANC increasingly hints at land expropriation without compensation, the state is struggling to transfer more than 4 000 farms…
 Earlier this week Nkosazana Zuma, odds on favorite to become our next president, assured whites that they have nothing to fear from Radical Economic Transformation (RET) “because if it doesn’t happen peace cannot be…
24.9.2016 07:30 am Amanda Watson  Khoisan people| Supplied Ifnasa wants legal standing for the premise that the Khoi-San were the original occupiers of the land, and therefore everyone else is the invader. This land…
Khoisan, southern Africa’s first inhabitants, seek legal redress for ‘injustices’ and demand land rights as well as cultural protection  Khoisan rock art. The Khoisan are seeking legal redress for what they claim is ‘cultural…
MAY 17, 2017 When Colin Collard, a past editor of Good Taste Magazine, appealingly fantasises about Cape secession from national government and growing, unhindered by stultifying national policies, I couldn’t help thinking of former Western Cape Premier…
